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`Webstefs new world dictionary of computer terms I
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`1. Computers-~Dictionaries. 2. Electronic data
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`The raw material of information; individual pieces of quantitative infonna-
`tion, such as dollar sales of carpets, numbers of building permits issued,
`or units of raw material on hand. Historically, data is a plural noun
`while datum is singular—a distinction now generally ignored in data
`processing terminology.
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`initiated by a
`The retrieval of data from remote sites
`data acquisition
`central computer system;
`the collection of data from external sensors.
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`data administrator
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`See DA'l'Al3ASE rlDMll\'lSTRATOR.
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`Ariy collection of data items within a record that is given
`data aggregate
`a name and referred to as a whole, such as an array.
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`data bank
`a database.
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`(1) A comprehensive collection of libraries of data. (2) Loosely,
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`database Most generally, any clearly identified collection of data, such as
`a telephone book or the card catalog at a library.
`in theory, a database
`should contain all its information in one central store or file, each record
`in the file containing rouglily the same type of
`infonnatlon, such as
`name, address, city, state, zip code, area code, and telephone number.
`Each of these categories is called a field. while a record consists of a set
`of fields pertaining to one person or item. The database file is made up
`of a number of related RECORDS. some people differentiate between a data
`base (two words), meaning an underlying collection of data in the real
`world, and a database (single word), a coherent collection of data entered
`into a computer system. its applied to data in the computer, it particularly
`means data organized so that various programs can access and update
`the information.
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`The person responsible for the creation of the
`database administrator
`information system database and, once it
`is established,
`for maintaining
`its security and developing procedures for its recovery from disaster.
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`The key person in the analysis, design, and imp1e1nenta—
`database analyst
`tion of data structures in a database environment.
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`That enviroiirnent resulting from the integration
`database environment
`of users, data, and systems by iniplernenting the database.
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`The systematic approach to storing, updating, and
`database management
`retrieving of data items, usually in the form of records in a file, by
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