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data entry program

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An application program that accepts data from the keyboard or other input device and stores it in the computer. It may be part of an application that also provides updating, querying and reporting.

The data entry program establishes the data in the database and should test for all possible input errors. See validity checking, table lookup, check digit and intelligent database.
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imby worked with JPAP to organize the surveys, develop a data entry program, and train residents to use it so that the survey results could be analyzed.
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The data entry program also can provide for automatic skipping of a question or questions.
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