Definitions
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- verb computing To remove
duplicate entries from a list or database. - noun The act of de-duping.
Etymologies
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Examples
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They may serve a particular business well, but it's hard to update them, fix them, de-dupe data across other applications or simply eliminate them.
After The Recession 2010
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What would we need in a format to be able to join, group, de-dupe, and coalesce individual activities and otherwise make the resulting output look human readable?
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You also can de-dupe data across the wide-area network, so you only send unique data across it and conserve bandwidth.
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Once data is found, Spock analyzes it to de-dupe others with the same or similar name and then creates a user profile for the individual.
War Of The People Search Michael Arrington 2005
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*Train on more complex campaigns - understanding select relationships Head of Household, table relationships, de-dupe logic, etc
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Through the use of EMC DataDomain, we have achieved a de-dupe ratio of 20:1 during backups allowing us to scale our virtual environment cost effectively
unknown title 2011
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To solve this problem I thought it would be cool if a website could get all the contact details out of all my accounts and de-dupe it.
The Next Web Kim Heras 2010
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Case Study: Polysius: Concrete results with NetApp's de-dupe software Case Study: How NetApp IT achieved 60 percent disk space utilisation
Techworld.com News 2010
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Case Study: Polysius: Concrete results with NetApp's de-dupe software Case Study: How NetApp IT achieved 60 percent disk space utilisation
Techworld.com News 2010
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This makes it a very "hands on" affair to de-dupe a lot of files so you have to keep watching it and selecting the next batch of files.
MacUpdate - Mac OS X 2010
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