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databasing
This term describes the active process of organizing information into a structured database. It is primarily used in technical, administrative, and research contexts to denote the transition from raw, unstructured data to a searchable, managed system.
As a gerund, it functions as a noun representing the activity itself. While it shares a root with "database," "databasing" emphasizes the labor and methodology of categorization and entry rather than the static storage container.
Meanings
Examples
The company is currently databasing all its client records for better accessibility.
We need to start databasing these physical files before the move.
Efficient databasing allows the team to retrieve information in seconds.
I wonder if databasing the entire library would take years.
The project failed because the databasing process was poorly managed.
Stop manually searching through folders and start databasing your research.
The detective spent the night databasing every lead in the cold case.
Proper databasing is essential for any scalable software application.
Collocations & Compounds
automated databasing
Noun collocation: the use of software to automatically organize data into a database
systematic databasing
Noun collocation: the process of organizing information according to a strict, predefined plan
databasing software
Noun collocation: a program specifically designed to create and manage databases
begin databasing
Verb collocation: to start the process of converting information into a database format