A well-defined portion of a data record, such as a column in a database table. The physical representation of a unit of data.
a specific kind of field in a record
A group of memory or screen locations within a database that are logically linked to hold information of a given kind. Typically, the user may regard data fields as a place to store a certain kind of data.
A field is a named area on a Web form or software application that has a purpose and usually a fixed size. In a form that you fill out on a Web site, each box that asks you for information is a text entry field.
A fixed length field containing the user information in a sector.
An identifier that labels specific information submitted to EDGAR. Data fields are created by placing angle brackets on either side of a term. An end data field is distinguishable from a begin data field by the "/" (virgule/slash) immediately following the opening angle bracket (). For example, the beginning and end of a table would be signified by TABLE and /TABLE, respectively.
a location in a database that stores one type of data (such as an address field, a city field, or a state field)
A name for an individual piece of standardized data to be extracted from an image collection. Fields can be the author of a document, a recipient, the date of a document or any other piece of data common to most documents in an image collection.