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Definition: IDC
(1) "I don't care." See digispeak.
(2) (International Data Corporation, Framingham, MA) A major market research, analysis and consulting firm in the information field. Founded in 1964, it provides annual briefings and in-depth reports on all aspects of the industry. IDC is a subsidiary of the International Data Group (IDG).
(3) (Internet Database Connector) A component of Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS) Web server that is used to access ODBC-compliant databases. IDC uses two file types. The .IDC file contains the query statement that is sent to the database. The results of the query are placed into an HTML extension file (.HTX file) and returned to the user's browser via IIS. IDC is an ISAPI DLL named HTTPODBC.DLL.
(4) (Internet DataCenter) See telecom hotel.
(5) (Insulation Displacement Connector) A type of connector that strips off the insulation of the wire as it is pushed onto the connector with a punchdown tool. See punch block.
An IDC Punch Block
(2) (International Data Corporation, Framingham, MA) A major market research, analysis and consulting firm in the information field. Founded in 1964, it provides annual briefings and in-depth reports on all aspects of the industry. IDC is a subsidiary of the International Data Group (IDG).
(3) (Internet Database Connector) A component of Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS) Web server that is used to access ODBC-compliant databases. IDC uses two file types. The .IDC file contains the query statement that is sent to the database. The results of the query are placed into an HTML extension file (.HTX file) and returned to the user's browser via IIS. IDC is an ISAPI DLL named HTTPODBC.DLL.
(4) (Internet DataCenter) See telecom hotel.
(5) (Insulation Displacement Connector) A type of connector that strips off the insulation of the wire as it is pushed onto the connector with a punchdown tool. See punch block.
Note the "V" teeth on this 66 punch block. As the wire is pushed down into the teeth, the insulation is stripped and the wire makes contact with the conductor.