archiving
(computer science) The storage of files, in the form of punch cards, microfilm, or magnetic tape, for very long periods of time, in case it is necessary to regenerate the file due to subsequent introduction of errors.
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(computer science) The storage of files, in the form of punch cards, microfilm, or magnetic tape, for very long periods of time, in case it is necessary to regenerate the file due to subsequent introduction of errors.
Long term storage or backup. An archiving system saves files for future use. See archive.
The storage of older, rarely required data or patient information in a cheaper and/or more compact form.
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