For Record we have terms and definitions in 13 topics. The topics are Computer Virus, Computing and Social Science, Dairy Production, Data Management, Divorce, Government Documents, Law, Legal, Library, Patent, Research, Technology and William Shakespeare.

Record (Computer Virus)

To capture and store a set of data that consists of a series of actions and events.

Record (Computing and Social Science)

Depending on the context, "record" may refer to a physical record or a logical record . See also Line .

Record (Dairy Production)

Piece of information or data collected and preserved for future reference.

Record (Data Management)

In a computer data file, one record is equivalent to one questionnaire, or one interview. In a word-processing file, a record is one line or paragraph on the screen.

Record (Divorce)

All of the testimony and evidence that is used in court to decide a case. What is on record is what the Judge will use to make his or her decision.

Record (Government Documents)

1. A single document in a database. In an electronic index, a record consists of a citation (with or without an abstract) for a single periodical article.
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Record (Law)

All the documents and evidence plus transcripts of oral proceedings in a case.

Record (Legal)

All the documents and evidence plus transcripts of oral proceedings in a case.

Record (Library)

A single document in a database. In an electronic index, a record consists of a cite (with or without an abstract) for a single periodical article.

Record (Patent)

That evidence which is before the court or patent office on which a decision can be made. In a patent prosecution that consists of such things as the inventor's oath, the patent application, any affidavits submitted, and any prior art.

Record (Research)

Each item included in a database. Records contain the information about the books, articles, or other sources that users can search for in a database.

Record (Technology)

A data structure that is a collection of fields (elements), each with its own name and type. Unlike an array, whose elements all represent the same type of information and are accessed using an index, the elements of a record represent different types of information and are accessed by name. A record can be accessed as a collective unit of elements, or the elements can be accessed individually. See also array, data structure, type1 (definition 1).To retain information, usually in a file.

Record (William Shakespeare)

To sing.

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