"database holding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a database that is storing or containing something. For example, "This database holding is full of valuable customer data."
The government will also abolish the ContactPoint database holding information on all under 18s.
The statistical characteristics of these distributions have been calculated from a large reservoir database, holding data from over 1200 reservoirs.
Last Monday, the government confirmed that it was abandoning its plans for a centralised database holding a record of every email, phone call and text message.
Ebay's announcement that a database holding the personal details of users – potentially all 223 million worldwide – was hacked raises a number of serious questions.
The key element is the central database holding basic personal information on every citizen over 16, including name, date of birth and address.
And the Mexican company Solusat, the sole distributor of VeriChip in that country, says that about 1,000 Mexicans have received the chip implants, which allow a link to a database holding their medical records.
Channel referrals are stored in a database held by the police counter-terrorism units.
His database holds about two hundred million pages of information, or roughly a million books.
The police national database holds intelligence, sometimes unproven, about individuals, as well as 12 million images.
SmithKline Beecham had previously invested $125 million in the proprietary database held by HGS.
Glaxo Wellcome, which helped pay for his computer database, held two trials of different AZT combinations in 1997 and 1998.
