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A storage/retrieval site in a computer program.
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A storage bin for symbols, sounds, and bitmapped graphics.
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a convenient storage mechanism of genetic information
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an information managing institution with tasks including acquisition and storage of published information with the purpose of making it available to and accessible for the target public
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A multi-tape storage device that loads and unloads the tape drive automatically. The tape drive and slots capacity varies by model
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Storage area for printed, taped, or filmed materials.
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A storage area for Configuration Items. This may, for example, be a filing cabinet for documents, a database for software or a designated room for hardware.
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This refers to the individual standalone optical drive or jukebox. Each library can contain at least on volume or piece of media. Mailslot: a port on the jukebox hardware through which individual media can be imported or ejected. Magneto Optical: Optical storage technology that uses a laser to change the properties of the storage disk surface magnetically. Users can read, write, erase, etc. just as they would with a hard disk, but the data is more stable. Depending on the software utilized to control the drive, as you need space on a platter you can delete files (unlike WORM).
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A library in Enstore is comprised of both the physical data storage media, robotic devices and drives. An Enstore library is typically called a robot.
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A device that holds a bunch of tapes or optical disks and can robotically pick up tapes and read and write these tapes. Libraries can easily hold 100 gigabyte of data or more.
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A data-storage system, usually managed by Removable Storage. A library consists of removable media (such as tapes or discs) and a hardware device that can read from or write to the media. There are two major types of libraries: robotic libraries (automated multiple-media, multidrive devices) and stand-alone drive libraries (manually operated, single-drive devices). A robotic library is also called a jukebox or changer. See also: Removable Storage
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