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hard code

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hard code [′härd ′kōd]
(computer science)
Program statements that are written into the computer program itself, in contrast to external tables and files to hold values and parameters used by the program.


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Within large commercial and government organizations, it is a standard practice to hard code server passwords into applications where they are visible to developers, administrators and contractors.
Unlike most systems that hard code the data privilege relationship in administration modules, SymphonyRPM can also rely on the relationships that exist in the data itself to dynamically determine the data delivery privileges.
Because FusionWare is committed to open standards with a solution that is based on XML and Java technologies, we are able to roll out our Health Connection Networks(TM) system very rapidly, without having to hire additional programmers to hard code the conversion of unstructured data, such as Microsoft Word and Excel documents, and proprietary EDI data into HL7-compliant XML.
 
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