Offline long term storage of data in machine readable format

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

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.

the storage of image and patient data for future retrieval.

to file or collect.

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

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

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.

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).

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Copying data from a system disk drive onto a backup tape

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)

A tool to archive/backup data

Verb.1.To copy files onto a tape or disk for long-term storage.2.To compress a file ምዕቃብ View

Storing copies of programs and data to ensure against loss.

Digital images, along with information on how to replicate a print according to the Bon-A-Tirer, or artist's proof, that the artist has signed off on, are stored on some sort of permanent media such as a CD-Rom. This is for the purpose of creating new runs of that print without extensive setup time.

The process of storing media for an extended period of time, without degradation.

Images are archived, often on CD-ROM, for a specified period. Information necessary to reproduce the print is also archived, including ink, tables, sizes, and media used.