GF.Archiving - Revision history

Daniel Jumelet at 08:25, 19 May 2017

2017-05-19T08:25:52Z

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	\|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek		\|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek
	\|summary=This function ~~is no longer used~~ as ~~it's superseded by the use of a complete pattern for backup and archiving purposes~~		\|summary=This function provides preservation with retention policies as add-on to another storage function.
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	An archive is a primary copy of data (unlike a backup, which is a secondary copy). Archiving is a function that offers long-term storage for data. Archiving can preserve data at any one of several of the lower levels of [[OIAm data view\|data abstraction]], but usually handles only a single abstraction level. Examples are archiving at the hardware level (storing bits and bytes, such as in SANs), on a more abstracted level (storing loosely structured data, such as files in a file system), or still higher (storing strictly structured data such as databases).		An archive is a primary copy of data (unlike a backup, which is a secondary copy). Archiving is a function that offers long-term storage for data. Archiving can preserve data at any one of several of the lower levels of [[OIAm data view\|data abstraction]], but usually handles only a single abstraction level. Examples are archiving at the hardware level (storing bits and bytes, such as in SANs), on a more abstracted level (storing loosely structured data, such as files in a file system), or still higher (storing strictly structured data such as databases).

Daniel Jumelet at 08:25, 19 May 2017

2017-05-19T08:25:10Z

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	{{Maturity\|9\|superseded by backup & archive management pattern}}		{{Maturity\|2\|superseded by backup & archive management pattern}}
	{{Pageheaderbox4GF		{{Pageheaderbox4GF
	\|name=Archiving		\|name=Archiving

Jan Schoonderbeek: obsoleted

2013-03-30T10:03:42Z

obsoleted

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	{{Pageheaderbox4GF		{{Pageheaderbox4GF
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	\|version=0.9		\|version=0.9
	\|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek		\|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek
			\|summary=This function is no longer used as it's superseded by the use of a complete pattern for backup and archiving purposes
	}}		}}
	An archive is a primary copy of data (unlike a backup, which is a secondary copy). Archiving is a function that offers long-term storage for data. Archiving can preserve data at any one of several of the lower levels of [[OIAm data view\|data abstraction]], but usually handles only a single abstraction level. Examples are archiving at the hardware level (storing bits and bytes, such as in SANs), on a more abstracted level (storing loosely structured data, such as files in a file system), or still higher (storing strictly structured data such as databases).		An archive is a primary copy of data (unlike a backup, which is a secondary copy). Archiving is a function that offers long-term storage for data. Archiving can preserve data at any one of several of the lower levels of [[OIAm data view\|data abstraction]], but usually handles only a single abstraction level. Examples are archiving at the hardware level (storing bits and bytes, such as in SANs), on a more abstracted level (storing loosely structured data, such as files in a file system), or still higher (storing strictly structured data such as databases).

Jan Schoonderbeek: link rename

2013-03-29T18:02:09Z

link rename

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	\|image=Icon GF Archiving.png		\|image=Icon GF Archiving.png
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	{{GF Text Footer}}		{{Text Footer GF}}

Jan Schoonderbeek: linkfixes

2013-03-29T18:01:14Z

linkfixes

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	\|name=Archiving		\|name=Archiving
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Jan Schoonderbeek: Jan Schoonderbeek moved page GT.Archiving to GF.Archiving without leaving a redirect: naming error

2013-03-29T18:00:45Z

Jan Schoonderbeek moved page GT.Archiving to GF.Archiving without leaving a redirect: naming error

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Jan Schoonderbeek: linkfix for icon

2013-03-29T18:00:14Z

linkfix for icon

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	In case it is (also) used to make auditing possible, mechanisms may be put in place to prevent alteration of the data after being preserved.		In case it is (also) used to make auditing possible, mechanisms may be put in place to prevent alteration of the data after being preserved.
	{{FunctionIcon		{{FunctionIcon
	\|image=Icon GT Archiving.png		\|image=Icon GF Archiving.png
	}}		}}
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Jan Schoonderbeek: Created page with "{{Maturity|3}} {{Pageheaderbox4GT |name=Archiving |WorkingArea=Storage |version=0.9 |owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek }} An archive is a primary copy of data (unlike a backup, which..."

2013-03-29T16:40:29Z

Created page with "{{Maturity|3}} {{Pageheaderbox4GT |name=Archiving |WorkingArea=Storage |version=0.9 |owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek }} An archive is a primary copy of data (unlike a backup, which..."

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{{Maturity|3}}
{{Pageheaderbox4GT
|name=Archiving
|WorkingArea=Storage
|version=0.9
|owner=J.A.H. Schoonderbeek
}}
An archive is a primary copy of data (unlike a backup, which is a secondary copy). Archiving is a function that offers long-term storage for data. Archiving can preserve data at any one of several of the lower levels of [[OIAm data view|data abstraction]], but usually handles only a single abstraction level. Examples are archiving at the hardware level (storing bits and bytes, such as in SANs), on a more abstracted level (storing loosely structured data, such as files in a file system), or still higher (storing strictly structured data such as databases).

In case it is (also) used to make auditing possible, mechanisms may be put in place to prevent alteration of the data after being preserved.
{{FunctionIcon
|image=Icon GT Archiving.png
}}
{{GT Text Footer}}