Sentence examples for To database from inspiring English sources
noun
A collection of (usually) organized information in a regular structure, usually but not necessarily in a machine-readable format accessible by a computer.
- I have a database of all my contacts in my personal organizer.
Many of the "no-match" letters — which call attention to database discrepancies — involve legal residents.
But in his view, the inevitable consolidation should not extend to database software.
Does the doctor subscribe to database decision-support tools to help screen, diagnose, and manage health problems?
"I started reading Martin's blog and saw a posting where he admitted he didn't know what was going on with something related to database programming," Mr. Ververs said.
Increasingly, those bad guys aim right for the companies' database of customer information, issuing commands to database software to try to take control.
Over the past year their match-making services have helped more than 200 organisations struggling with everything from IT strategies to database overhauls and new websites.
If database A contains links to database B, we refer to database A as a source database and to database B as a target database.
It discusses different database models and relevance to database middleware.
This paper introduces a new approach to database design theory.
This chapter provides an introduction to database application programs.
This layer represents a key factor to database performance.
