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DIC_META_GLOSSARY (125 rows)
Dictionary table of terms available to applications as Glossary Entries. This is designed for use within the Technical Metadata application but could be adopted for use in other applications.


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Row CODE GLOSS_CAT_CODE TRANSLATION DESCRIPTION DATE_ENTERED DATE_UPDATED STATUS
101 META_PACK  METADATA  PACKAGE  A group of related stored procedures.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
102 META_TRIG  METADATA  TRIGGER  A stored procedure that starts (is fired) in responce to a particular event occuring within the database.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
103 META_SYN  METADATA  SYNONYM  An alternative name for a particular database object, this name can be used to access the object in exactly the same way as the object`s true name.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
104 META_MATVW  METADATA  MATERIALISED VIEW  A materialized view provides access to table data by storing the results of a query in a separate schema object (table) this is not refreshed every time the view is called.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
105 META_ALERT  METADATA  ALERTS  A system of regularly scheduled SQL queries that provide the Database operators with data quality information.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
106 META_SCHEM  METADATA  SCHEMA  Collection of database objects, including logical structures such as tables, views, sequences, stored procedures, synonyms, indexes, clusters, and database links. A schema has the name of the user who controls it.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
107 META_DOC  METADATA  DOCUMENTATION  Detailed and exaustive technical specifications of a database structure and the component objects.   09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
108 META_USER  METADATA  USER  A person or group who is assigned a username in order to access a database or more generally a person who accesses an application.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
109 META_ORACL  METADATA  ORACLE  The Software firm Oracle who primarily produce database software or the same name.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
110 META_DEV  METADATA  DEVELOPMENT  The process of producing or refining an application.  09-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
111 META_COFUN  METADATA  CO-FUNDED  A project that attracts funding from both the Science Budget and Commercial Contracts.  10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
112 META_COMM  METADATA  COMMERCIAL  (CR) A project that is funded at BGS from an external source usually on an agreed contract.   10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
113 META_SCBUD  METADATA  SCIENCE BUDGET  Refers to the funding assigned to BGS by NERC annually and any project funded from this resource,  10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
114 META_THEMA  METADATA  THEMATIC  A Thematic project is a co-operatively funded project that is interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary in nature. It crosses across areas of common interest with the aim of stimulating academic, and industrial research and exploration. These projects will often involve several NERC bodies, companies and universities.  10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
115 META_LEGA  METADATA  LEGACY  Data projects or databanks which are no longer in day to day use but are retained for historical purposes.  10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
116 META_ERD  METADATA  ENTITY RELATIONSHIP DIAGRAM  A Diagram that visually represents a set of database objects (tables) and the interelationships between them.  10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
117 META_COL  METADATA  COLUMNS  Also known as fields, this refers to the individual data records within a table or view. They are individual data entries of the same type within a database table.  10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
118 META_DEP  METADATA  DEPENDANT OBJECTS  Objects such as Views or triggers etc. which draw data from a table or modify a table are dependant on that table.  10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
119 META_DEP1  METADATA  DEPENDANCIES  The dependancies of a database object refers to all the other objects upon which the object in question references or draws data from.  10-FEB-06  10-FEB-06 
120 META_GRANT  METADATA  GRANTS  The specific actions that a given user may perform upon a given database object (e.g. tables), also known as privileges. In oracle, the GRANT statement is used to give access to a user on a specific object.  10-FEB-06  11-APR-06 

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