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Glossary

TermDefinition
AppA set of resources in the same technology stack (LOGIC=COBOL, DB=SQL, Files=file storage, Jobs=batch). Shown as a box in the App Viewer.
App pairTwo apps that have connections between them (for example "Customer → Account").
AtomIQ GatewayA centralized routing point through which cross-app dependencies are managed and API calls are proxied during modernization.
BMSBasic Mapping Support: the CICS screen definition format used to describe 3270 terminal screens.
Bounded ContextA Domain-Driven Design concept describing the boundary within which a particular domain model is defined and applicable.
CBLTDLI / AIBTDLIIMS-DC COBOL call interfaces. AtomIQ classifies these as screen I/O or DL/I segment access.
CICSCustomer Information Control System: IBM transaction processing system for mainframe applications.
CMCICICS Management Client Interface: REST API for managing and querying CICS resources.
ConnectionA dependency relationship between two resources (from → to), representing a program call, data access, or other interaction.
CoreIQOpenLegacy's mainframe asset discovery platform providing host, catalog, and record layout information.
Data LineageThe traced path of data from a DB2 table column, IMS segment field, or file field through COBOL host variables and across programs and copybooks.
Decoupled appA decoupled LOGIC app separated from the monolith with dependencies routed through the gateway.
DL/IIMS data language. Segment GET, ISRT, REPL, and DLET operations appear on the graph and in lineage.
DomainA business, infrastructure, or common area that may contain several apps in different technologies. Apps with the same usage value belong to the same domain.
DSPFDisplay File: the IBM i DDS screen definition format used to describe 5250 terminal screens.
EnrichmentStructured metadata attached to a resource (one-liner summary, business objects, program interface), generated from source analysis or AI.
File LayoutA FILE → copybook relationship discovered during import (FILE_LAYOUT), linking a dataset or file to its record structure.
Graph AssistantAn AI-powered chat panel in the App Viewer that answers questions about the application dependency graph using workspace context.
Hub PlannerOpenLegacy's planning tool for managing modernization baselines and environments.
IMSIBM Information Management System. AtomIQ analyzes IMS-DC COBOL and MFS maps from imported source.
JT400IBM Toolbox for Java: the API used for IBM i source import, DB400 JDBC, and optional host sign-on.
JZOSIBM's Java z/OS runtime extension for direct access to z/OS datasets and services.
MCPModel Context Protocol: AtomIQ's built-in tool server so AI assistants can drive the same actions as the UI.
MFSMessage Format Service: the IMS screen definition format (device format FMT plus MID/MOD message descriptors).
MID / MODMFS input (MID) and output (MOD) message descriptors bound to a device format.
Modernized appA cloud-native version of a decoupled app with REST API endpoints replacing legacy program calls.
OL Parser JSONOpenLegacy Entity/Operation descriptor JSON used to parse COBOL linkage field definitions for enrichment and documentation.
OperationA saved call hierarchy rooted at a resource (UI Flow, Service, or Batch) used for impact analysis, domain suggestions, and screen-flow automation.
Published RouteA routed connection made available through the AtomIQ Gateway for active traffic routing.
ResourceA program, copybook, JCL procedure, BMS or MFS map, DB2 table, IMS segment, or other asset within an app.
Routed ConnectionA dependency that has been registered to route through the AtomIQ Gateway.
RPGIBM i business language. AtomIQ recognizes RPG/RPGLE members and routes them through the RPG analysis pipeline.
RSERemote System Explorer: IBM's REST API for accessing z/OS resources (datasets, UNIX files, JES jobs).
Screen FlowCode-first UI state machine derived from COBOL plus BMS or MFS source. For CICS + BMS, uploadable to Hub as a terminal Screens Flow.
WorkspaceAn isolated environment in AtomIQ containing its own workspace data, connections, settings, and configuration.

Definitions of the terms used in OL AtomIQ.

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