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computer database

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1. I have a large body of information in my computer database.
2. Tom eventually figured out how to install a free database application on his computer.
3. There exists neither a central computer server nor a centralised database to hold DNA profiles.
4. Part D of the Annex to that Regulation provides for certain information to be contained in the computer database.
5. the information relating to the movement is provided to the competent authority to update the computer database in accordance with point 2 of Section D.’;
6. That database could be hosted either on one of the European Union computer servers or by the national archives service of a Member State.
7. The SIRENE Bureau system should have a back-up computer and database system at a secondary site in case of a serious emergency at the SIRENE Bureau.
8. The architecture is based upon an any-to-any communication model. There exists neither a central computer server nor a centralised database to hold DNA profiles.
9. Different levels of access to the database are secured by a normal password system and an additional digital code similar to that used in some personal computer banking systems.
10. This will include the building of medium and short-term storage facilities, training of the relevant personnel at all levels and the registration of all weapons in the centralised computer database of the Ministry of Defence.
11. That system comprises four elements, namely: means of identification to identify each animal; up-to-date registers kept on each holding; movement documents; and a central register or a computer database.
12. Part D of the Annex to that Regulation provides for certain information to be contained in the computer database. The results of the inventory are part of that information.
13. This will include the building of medium- and short-term storage facilities, training of the relevant personnel at all levels and the registration of all weapons in the centralised computer database of the Ministry of Defence.
14. The farm returns shall be regarded as having been forwarded to the Commission when the liaison agency, after the data have been introduced in the Commission’s data delivery and control system and after the subsequent computer checks have been executed, confirms the data to be ready to be loaded in the Commission’s database.’
15. Recommendations and best practices laid down in Volume 2 of the ‘EU Schengen Catalogue: Schengen Information System, SIRENE’ should be as far as possible reflected in practice. The SIRENE Bureau system should have a back-up computer and database system at a secondary site in case of a serious emergency at the SIRENE Bureau.