Single-level storage
On IBM i, memory and disk form one address space managed by the system, so programs refer to objects without managing where they are stored.
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IBM i (AS/400) for mainframe people: IBM i and the AS/400 story
On IBM i, memory and disk form one address space managed by the system, so programs refer to objects without managing where they are stored.
See it in context
IBM i (AS/400) for mainframe people: IBM i and the AS/400 story