The phrase "account database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a database that stores information related to user accounts or financial accounts.
Example: "The account database contains all user information, including usernames, passwords, and account settings."
Alternatives: "user database" or "account records".
We've conducted an audit of direct access to customer databases and determined that several databases may have been accessed using information stored in our account database.
Company bought InvestorForce's institutional hedge fund and separate account database division for $10 million last summer; then added Standard & Poor's mutual fund database for $55 million in March.
We have additionally determined that an unauthorized user to our support system would have had some access to our account database, which includes connection info for customer MongoDB instances.
The proxyS3 service has an account database (DB) of S3 keys (user authentication credentials) for all the registered accounts so that the proxy S3 application can make requests to S3 on the account holder's behalf.
While up to now Clari has focused on providing intelligence on what is already in a company's account database, the next step, Byrne noted, is to draw on data from around the web, providing completely new business leads to the sales team.
To take into account database redundancy, we grouped proteins with the same set or subset of unique peptides and identified a "protein group leader", which usually was the protein with the largest number of peptides.
ownCloud administrators can connect an ownCloud installation to a variety of back-end account databases.
At this point, we have no indication that this list was obtained through an intrusion of our account databases.
There was initial concern that EA could be yet another business whose account databases had been breached – and it would not be the first time the company would find itself in this situation, had that been the case.
Richard Henderson, a security researcher for the cybersecurity firm Fortinet, said some gaming companies are also "under constant assault" from hackers looking to snatch user account databases.
Hackers got into the commenter accounts database (and every other database, apparently) of Gawker.com.
