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intelligent databaseA database that contains knowledge about the content of its data. For example, a set of validation criteria can be stored with each field of data, such as the minimum and maximum values that can be entered or a list of all possible entries. Some intelligent databases can include rules that can be applied to incoming and outgoing data. The more the database is aware of its content, the more effectively it can respond to complex user queries. See DBMS. intelligent database [in′tel·ə·jənt ′dad·ə‚bās] (computer science) A database that can respond to queries in a high-level, interactive language. A database that can store validation criteria with each item of data, so that all programs entering or updating the data must conform to these criteria.
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What we are experiencing with storage subsystems today is pretty much what intelligent database machines were running up against several years ago. net also provided an intelligent database solution that could be modified simply and in a timely fashion. LAS VEGAS -- LighthouseMD, a leading provider of revenue cycle management, integrated practice management and EMR solutions to medical groups, today announced a partnership with Medicomp Systems, the developer of MEDCIN[R] intelligent database of clinical documentation. |
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