"data definition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in technical or scientific writing to refer to a specific set of instructions or rules for organizing and interpreting data. Example: The data definition for this study includes specific criteria for selecting participants, as well as guidelines for collecting, analyzing, and presenting data.
Data definition statements like CREATE, DROP, or ALTER are not allowed.
This required converting a BDF font file into a C data definition to be used by the microcontroller.
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It is best to first generate the data definition language (DDL) script containing the structured query language (SQL) statements for creating the relational schema.
The database allows incorporation of data from the published literature, which are uploaded to a common standard to ensure consistency in data definition.
The specific supporting documentation available depends on the trial and may include any or all of the following: collected datasets, annotated CRFs, data definition specifications, protocols with amendments, analysis datasets, statistical analysis plans, and/or full clinical study reports.
It is critical to have common, standardized and consistent meta-data definition across hospitals for all areas of care – this is key to share information across different areas inside Duke Medicine – via reporting or analytical studies.
However, extensions exist for adopting the conjoinment nodes described in Section 3.2 and for linking to the resource- and data-definition sections of eSML that are both based on respective pattern collections [56,57].
This chapter discusses Data Definition Language (DDL), which is used to create a database schema.
This was then used for the production of the Data Definition Language which was then imported into PostgreSQL.
Alternatively, we could have supported all Data Definition Language (DDL) statements (as defined in the Oracle and MySQL documentation).
