The phrase "administering the database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the management and maintenance of a database system, including tasks like updating, backing up, and ensuring data integrity.
Example: "The IT department is responsible for administering the database to ensure optimal performance and security."
Alternatives: "managing the database" or "overseeing the database".
The Consulting Association was closed down and a 66-year-old private investigator, Ian Kerr, was fined £5,000 for administering the database, although the construction firms escaped prosecution.
And though the company has been administering the database since the landline portability rules were enacted six years ago, the company has spent $20 million expanding its computer systems and adding staff to ensure the smooth flow of operations as wireless phone numbers become portable.
According to VeriSign Inc., which administers the database for.com,.net,.org and.edu domain names, more than 1,500 domain names of 63 characters exist.
NeuStar, based in Washington, administers the database that telephone companies used to route phone calls in North America; its subsidiary, NeuLevel Inc., operates the database of Internet addresses ending in.biz.
The database "will provide executive search firms, companies and investors and those looking to make board appointments with a list of board qualified women," said Lesley Stephenson, a member of the initiative and publisher of The Financial Times Non Executive Directors Clubb's Web site, which will administer the database on LinkedIn.
Database administrators have rights to administer the database and user accounts (and in principle, have access to all datasets stored on the system).
These activities include addressing museum compliance and regulation issues, managing museum-wide procedures and protocols, administering the central database, coordinating construction projects for collection renovations and equipment upgrades, overseeing common-use facilities, and representing the collections for plans and initiatives outside the MCZ.
Even the task of administering the government's database for tracking outside contracts, he says, has been outsourced to a private-sector contractor.
On Tuesday, Judge Robert N. Chatigny of Federal District Court ordered the state police, who administer the online database, to remove it permanently from the Internet by today.
