Sentence examples for managing a database from inspiring English sources

A DB manager for managing a database file on the PDA device was created (Figure 8).

"I basically had to know everything about managing a database.

Yet the office, whose size and budget is classified, came under fierce criticism in 2005 after it was disclosed that it was managing a database that included information about antiwar protests planned at churches, schools and Quaker meeting halls.

Chet Smith, a soft-spoken Iron Mountain veteran, sat at a workstation, affixing bar codes to a stack of cardboard boxes, inspecting a padded case full of laboratory slides, and managing a database of the Mountain's contents.

Instead of doing all the heavy lifting of setting up and managing a database and the related infrastructure, Cockroach is now offering CockroachDB as a service to handle all of that for you.

Instead of managing contacts, its architecture is built to help small companies manage their deal flow, the opportunities that have value tied to them – rather than simply managing a database of contacts, said Andrew Dumont, one of the creators of the service in an email interview.

Since December 2011, the Sousa Mendes Foundation has managed a database of those he helped, built in large part on a visa registry book discovered in Bordeaux.

Across Europe, at least 25,000 speed cameras are in use, said Arpad Nemeth, the owner of Poiplaza, a firm in Budapest that manages a database of 4.7 million points of interest logged by their precise geographic coordinates.

Last year, in a report by President Obama's task force on 21st-century policing, law enforcement officials and others recommended that the Justice Department establish a database in partnership with the International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training, which manages a database of officers who have been stripped of their police powers.

The LDAP defines a simple mechanism for directory clients to query and manage a database of hierarchical entries.

You may remember hearing about that company as being the first to win the FCC's approval to manage a database in the newly-opened "white space" spectrum.