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data field

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data field [′dad·ə ‚fēld]
(computer science)
An area in the main memory of the computer in which a data record is contained.


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The document calls on merchants to achieve five goals when deploying end-to-end, or data field, encryption: Limit clear-text cardholder and authentication data, use robust key management solutions that meet international standards, use recognized cryptographic algorithms, protect devices used to perform cryptographic functions and consider technologies, such as tokenization, that replace card numbers that must be stored with unique identifiers.
With data field mapping, even when the information is accurate, it could be quite tedious to insure that the outdated info ends up in the correct place within the new database.
The first of the inconsistencies appears in the data field LOC ICAO (location International Civil Aviation Organization), (30) an entry intended to show at which CONUS or international location a specific aircraft broke.
 
 
 
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