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Keywords: backup, pasteboard, offline, redo, storage

The practice of storing old data files on separate disks to make room for new files on the hard disk. Businesses often use WORM CDs for archiving.

ei.cs.vt.edu

(v) A term used to describe the storing and retrieval process for engineering documentation. Although originally involving paper documents, the term increasingly refers to the storage of computer-generated information on magnetic or optical media.

highered.mcgraw-hill.com

The process of putting documents that are no longer active into storage.

csds.ul.com

Offline long term storage of data in machine readable format

nla.gov.au

In electronic records, the process of creating a backup copy of computer files, especially for long-term storage. See also BACKING UP.

epa.gov

The storing of information off-line from a computer front-end system. This is often done on a floppy disk, zip disk, or CD ROM.

rgdontario.com

the storage of image and patient data for future retrieval.

fonar.com

to file or collect.

usmint.gov

(n.) The storage of backup files for later reference or use. See also Source Code Control System.

docs.sun.com

Freeing up space on the active storage system by moving infrequently-used data files to off-line storage.

hermit.cc

The process of preserving a data structure, especially an object, for later use. An archived data structure is usually stored in a file, but it can also be written to memory, copied to the pasteboard, or sent to another application. In Cocoa, archiving involves writing data to an NSData object.

comcrazy.info

An archive is a collection of computer files that have been packaged together for backup, to transport to some other location, for saving away from the computer so that more hard disk storage can be made available, or for some other purpose. An archive can include a simple list of files or files organized under a directory or catalog structure (depending on how a particular program supports archiving).

buzz.krify.com

The operation in which the archiver background process copies filled online redo logs to offline destinations. An offline copy of an online redo logs is called an archived redo log. You must run the database in ARCHIVELOG mode to archive redo logs.

wtcis.wtamu.edu

Copying of on-line redo log files to the archive destination. This is done by the ARCH process if the database is in ARCHIVELOG mode. Archiving should be turned on if you want to do on-line database backups.

orafaq.com

Information assets, such as tangible assets, must also be protected from accidental and physical damage. Archiving refers to the act of storing duplicate copies of documents and data in a safe domain, following strict security measures and procedures. In the e-Capsule(tm) system, uploaded files can be marked for archiving on the secure repository. Once this is done, the encrypted files will be regularly backed-up and safeguarded against accidental or physical destruction. Using the AdminTools application, the e-Capsule(tm) Account administrators can also request immediate backup or restores of files archived in the repository.

eisst.com

The process of preserving a data structure, especially an object, for later use. An archived data structure is usually stored in a file, but it can also be written to memory, copied to the pasteboard, or sent to another application. Archiving involves writing data to a special kind of data stream, called a typed stream. See also typed stream.

objc.toodarkpark.net

The storage of backup files and associated journals, usually for a given period of time.

its.unm.edu

Copying data from a system disk drive onto a backup tape

smartcard.co.uk

1. Used for electronic records, it is the procedure for transferring information from an active file to an inactive file, storage medium, or facility. 2. Act of creating a backup copy of computer files. (1)

ils.unc.edu

A tool to archive/backup data

standards.freedesktop.org

Verb.1.To copy files onto a tape or disk for long-term storage.2.To compress a file áˆá‹•á‰ƒá‰¥ View

Storing copies of programs and data to ensure against loss.

msdn2.microsoft.com

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Keywords: rom, tirer, bon, media, reproduce

Recording and storing

cds21solutions.org

Storing encoded audio on a server ready for streaming on demand. Return to

web-radio-book.com

Images are digitally archived or saved often on CD-ROM. Information necessary to reproduce the print is also archived, including ink, tables, sizes and media used.

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Keywords: databank, see

(see Databank)

cls.fr

Keywords: unappraised, concepts, intellectual, preservation, intention

"A computing term that has little to do with archival concepts and practices. It refers to the procedure for transferring unappraised non-current information or data from the active system [â€¦]." (KA, p.464)

archives.govt.nz

archivage Material is hosted on an institutional server and there is an intention to keep the intellectual content of the material available on a permanent basis. Archiving is used in the broad sense to cover the concepts of collecting, preservation, and provision of long-term access. Source: National Library of Canada – Networked Electronic Publications Policy and Guidelines

tbs-sct.gc.ca

Keywords: starved, fragile, urgently, faster, planet

a much faster and immediate route to the research information that is needed urgently in this fragile and widely information-starved planet

dspace.dial.pipex.com

Keywords: ingenuity, avenue, journals, alone, let

a direct avenue to OA that does not require the funding, let alone the funding ingenuity, of OA journals

chronicle.com

Keywords: baselines, saving, deleted, desktop, synchronized

Saving the current start and finish dates of tasks so they can be compared with dates from later schedules. Producing archives is a useful way of comparing actual progress to planned progress. Archives are also referred to as "Baselines".

claremont-controls.co.uk

Saving the state of an object and restoring it.

jbinternational.co.uk

Saving deleted records on the desktop computer during synchronization operations. Archived records are not synchronized even if the user modifies them.

palmos.com

Keywords: reform, peer, compatible, review, independent

a step toward peer-review reform when it is an independent variable compatible with any position on peer review

earlham.edu

Keywords: convenience, path, greater, equal, value

a path of equal value and greater convenience

earlham.edu

Keywords: retaining, guide, online, resources, long

Retaining web-based records, for as long as those records have value. See the Guide's Archiving online resources page.

agimo.gov.au