Produce output that can be read into other computer programs. Vitalnet produces ASCII text, tab-delimited (tsv extension), HTML (htm extension), and dBASE III (dbf extension) files for export.
When you export data you are taking that data from a program, database, or file and saving it in another format that is generally easier to manipulate...
command A command in the .sbinit file that instructs the compilers to write database component files to directories other than the current working directory of the compiler.
The process of converting a file in the format of the current program to a format that can be used by another program. (Contrast with import.)
To 'save-out' of an application into a file format for use by other applications or formats.
The process of copying data out of the database.
To send information from one program or system to another. To save data in a form that another program can read. This may be in a format other than the format of the application in which it was created (e.g., WordPerfect to Microsoft Word, or from a word processor to a spreadsheet). Many word processing and graphics programs can export files in several different formats. Files consisting only of text can be exported in ASCII. However, in the case of files containing graphics, the receiving program or system must offer support for the format of the file to be exported. The exporting process is a form of conversion. Consequently, it always involves the possibility of loss of image quality or text formatting. See also ASCII FORMAT IMPORT
Exchanging files between Access and other programs.
Process of copying digitized information from Engauge Digitizer to other software or a file
Facility that lets you move schemas, filters, active links, menus, administrator commands, and mail templates to a file. Exporting is useful if you want to share schemas with another server or generate mail templates.
A term used in some illustration programs that allows the drawing to be saved to the hard disk in a commonly readable format (usually EPS.) This allows the drawings to be placed into a page layout.
To move data from one program out to another (and convert it if necessary). This is the opposite of import.
saving things out of a program to the computers hard drive in formats other programs can read
To save a file in another format for use with another application.
To convert a Palm database into another format, often one readable by another application.
In Project Builder, the process of writing out a file containing project, type, action, and/or macro definitions in a portable format for distribution to others who may work on heterogeneous platforms. See also: export file, import.
to put a SAS catalog entry containing graphics output into a format that can be moved to another software product.
Saving a file from an application in a different or appropriate format to be used by another application or operating system.
The process of moving citations from an index or database to another program, such as RefWorks or to a file or email.
cause to spread in another part of the world; "The Russians exported Marxism to Africa"
a separate backup copy of the database
a true exponent of everything from jazz to rock
Transferring data to another computer, program or device, or changing the type of file format. This refers to being on the “giving end” (opposite to import).
The process of saving a graphics file to a format that can be opened in another program. These formats are usually not the native format of the program you are exporting from.
Preparing a file in one program to be read by another.
To enable another computer to use the files on the disk of the local computer.
To copy administrator definitions, client node definitions, policy definitions, server control information or file data to external media, or directly to another server. Used to move or copy information between servers.
The transport of data out of an application. Typically, this will involve translation from the internal format of the application to a variety of alternate formats that may be used by other programs as input. (see also Import)
To convert a file from its native format to another format so that it can be read by a different program. For example, if you have written a letter in Microsoft Word and want to give it to a friend who uses a Word Perfect for Windows, you need to export the Word document to a Word Perfect format file using the File/Save As option in Word
The process of saving a Scene as an industry standard QuickTime or AVI file or recording to a DV camcorder.
The process where a file is "sent" to be printed, compressed or transformed into another file format.
In Network File System (NFS), to make file systems on a server available to remote clients. In the Application Development Manager feature of the Application Development ToolSet licensed program, to copy a single part or the components of an application from an Application Development Manager project into a particular AS/400 library. An external symbol defined in a module or service program that is available for use by other modules or programs. See also external symbol. Contrast with import. In DCE Remote Procedure Call (RPC), to place the server binding information associated with an RPC interface or a list of object Universal Unique Identifiers (UUIDs) or both into an entry in a name service database. In the Distributed Computing Environment (DCE), to provide access information for an RPC interface. Contrast with unexport. In VisualAge RPG, a function that converts an internal file to some standard file format for use outside of an application.
To format data in such a way that it can be used by another application. An application that can export data can create a file in a format that another application understands, enabling the two programs to share the same data. The two programs might be different types of word processors, or one could be a word processor while the other could be a database management system. Internet.com/Webopedia.com
Allows you to save database objects into other databases to be used there.
To store a copy of an object, module, selected text or image to a file or a remote database.
To transfer text or images from one program or format to another, usually "Save As" for options
Workspace can be exported by selecting an export format. Export formats are implemented by XSLT filters, and it is possible to add new export filters.
A facility provided by most database systems to convert or export data into a different data format.
The process of transporting data from one computer, program, type of file format, or device to another.
The transfer of data from a programs native format to a format that can be used by other programs.
Save information in a compressed format for storage or for use on another computer, or save information in a different file format, such as Microsoft Excel
An OSCAR function referring to the capture of information from a catalog or database and its transfer to another computer either directly or via e-mail
The act of sending a file out through a specialized mini-application, to print, compress, or to a specialized file format. With digital cameras the process of copying the digital photos from the digital camera to the computer is exporting the digital photo files from the camera to the computer.
The extraction of logical data (that is, not physical files) from a database into a binary file using the Oracle export utility. You can then use the Oracle import utility to import the data into a database. See Also: logical backups
Process of getting data out of DART into a file for a user. Also see EMD.
The command used to save a file for use in another program.
Make a copy of an entry or a notebook as a Mac text file for use by other applications.
To export means to pull data from a program and save it into a data file. The data from the exported file can then be viewed separately from the file it was extracted from, or the exported file is imported into another program.
Command on the Action menu used to export records from WorldCat or the Authority File to your local system. You can export to a file, a communications or printer (LPT) port, a communications connection (asynchronous or TCP/IP), or an OCLC Gateway connection to a local system. (Unavailable for workforms.)
(1) A command or action that causes a displayed record to be converted to OCLC-MARC communications format and output to a file on a workstation or an OCLC server. Records in the export file can be loaded into a library's local system. (2) Downloading a record from WorldCat.
To send a file or other data from one computer application to another.
To write database data to files for the purpose of archiving or moving data between operating systems or Oracle databases. To store a copy of a module to a file or database.
To convert a file from the format of one application to the format of another application, or to move data out of one file and import it into another file.
To copy a content file in the docbase to an external file. Exporting a file does not destroy the file in the docbase.
Export everything or some part from an existing structure to some format. This implies some kind of conversion involved.
The process of saving data from one computer program so that another computer program can use it. See also import.
To transport information from one system or program to another.
The act of sending a file out through a specialized mini-application or plug-in so as to print or compress it. The term is also used to describe the action of saving the data to a specialized file format, i.e. JPEG, or GIF89a.
To export data is to format it differently so that it can be read by a different application. For instance, if you were changing from a Filemaker to an Access database, you would want to export your data from Filemaker, and import it into Access. Source: TechSoup.org
To transfer an image to another format.
You can export events from any calendar you create in Trumba Connect so you can import these events into a calendar created in another program. When you export, you can choose between two file formats, ICS (iCalendar) or CSV (Comma Separated Values). See Export calendars to learn more about which format to use when. To export a calendar, click Export this calendar in the Calendar Tasks list.
The act of sending a file out through a computer, program, camera or device to another computer, program, camera or device.
A software function that allows you to save a copy of information produced in one format into a file of another format.
To take data from one program and save it in a format that's easier to manipulate in order to pull it into a different program. To transmit data from one application to another.
To save a copy of the current file into the file format required by a different application. Note that the conversion process may not be perfect. See also: import. ( Bowker 2002, 146)
Water diverted from a river system or basin other than by the natural outflow of streams, rivers and ground water, into another hydrologic basin. The means by which it is exported is sometimes called a transbasin diversion.
To move data from the Oracle database to external storage as files, such as to a local file system, or to an HTTP server.
To save a file in a different format (that of another program). For example, many Adobe Photoshop files are exported to become GIF or JPEG files.
An action that copies a file from the Change Manager repository to another system on the network or to a directory outside the repository. The files that can be exported from the Change Manager repository are: Solaris Flash archives, shared profiles, manifests, audit rules files, and reports.
process of transferring data or software from one system to another system.
To send data in digital format from one application or computer system to another. For example, bibliographic records retrieved from an online catalog or database can be exported to an e-mail address or storage medium (usually a floppy disk). The export process may require the conversion of data into a format compatible with the receiving (Importing) application or system. Contact the AMI desk with any questions at 301-295-3358.
To save an object or data in a format other than the application's native format. See also import.
Produce output that can be read into other computer programs. Vitalnet produces ASCII text, comma-separated-value (csv extension), HTML (htm extension), and dBASE III (dbf extension) files for export.
To convert a file from one application format to another, or to move data out of one file with the purpose of importing it into another file.
To save data in a form that another program can read. If you are using an illustration program, you may choose to export your work to a desktop publishing programs as an EPS file, for example.
vb. To move information from one system or program to another. Files that consist only of text can be exported in ASCII (plain text format). For files with graphics, however, the receiving system or program must offer some support for the exported file's format. See also EPS, PICT, TIFF. Compare import.