COMPUTER PROGRAMS CONTAINING SECURE FILE
| Brand | Owner | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| AUDIOSOFT | AUDIOSOFT, INC. | 1166 Post Street Suite 201 San Francisco CA 94109 | computer programs containing secure file formats used for recording, transmission, distribution, reproduction, encoding and decoding of data, video, music, audio, and other sounds via computer networks, cable networks, and satellites, and user manuals sold therewith as a unit; audio equipment, namely, speakers, mixers and audio tape recorders; video equipment, namely, video cameras, video cassette recorders, video monitors, and video machines; |
Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand |
Technical Examples
- A method and system for enhancing the availability of VSAM files is provided. According to one exemplary method performed by a batch program, a '1' file is accessible to the online regions during a business day and a '2' file is built with updated information. Online traffic is switched from the '1' file to the '2' file. The '1' file is then locked up to prevent access by other batch programs. The '1' file is then renamed to '3' to free up the '1' dataset name. The '3' file (which was the old '1' file before it was renamed) is opened and online traffic is switched from the '2' file to the '3' file. Next, the '2' file is locked up to similarly prevent access by other batch programs. The '2' file is then renamed to '1'. The '1' file (which is the original '2' file before it was renamed) is opened and online traffic is switched from the '3' file to the '1' file. Likewise, the '3' file is locked up to prevent any further access by other batch programs. Finally, the '3' file is renamed to '2' thereby making this file available for the batch process to build the '2' file with updated information during the next cycle.