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data scrubbing

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data scrubbing
(1) Making data more accurate and consistent; in other words, "cleaning it up". It refers to eliminating duplicate records, correcting misspellings and errors in names and addresses, ensuring consistent descriptions, punctuation, syntax and other content issues. Data scrubbing is often required when data from different databases are combined into one. See audio scrubbing and memory scrubbing.

(2) In a RAID disk system, monitoring and correcting parity byte errors that may occur (although infrequently) in order to keep the drives in synchronization.


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Cleaning your data to make it more accurate and useful called Data Cleansing or Data Scrubbing.
Data cleansing or data scrubbing ensures that the stored data is delivered absolutely accurately While the process of data cleansing is in operation, records are continuously checked to verify its accuracy and consistency Data cleansing or data scrubbing ensures that the stored data is delivered absolutely accurately.
GSK compared the performance and functionality of I-many Validata to its existing mainframe-based system, third-party data processing vendors, and other off-the-shelf internal data scrubbing solutions.
 
 
 
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