MetaData
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| − | Quite simply, MetaData is (are?) data about data - that is, descriptions, annotations, and so forth. |
+ | Quite simply, [[MetaData]] is (are?) data about data - that is, descriptions, annotations, and so forth. |
| − | For example, MetaData about a a piece of music might be: |
+ | For example, [[MetaData]] about a a piece of music might be: |
* Length |
* Length |
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* Composer |
* Composer |
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* Where recorded |
* Where recorded |
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| − | MetaData in the context of filesystems usually refers to specific attributes like permissions, date of creation/last modification and who the owner is, all furnished and maintained by the operating system. Some rare filing systems (like BeFS and NTFS) allow you to attach any MetaData you like to a file. |
+ | [[MetaData]] in the context of filesystems usually refers to specific attributes like permissions, date of creation/last modification and who the owner is, all furnished and maintained by the operating system. Some rare filing systems (like [[BeFS]] and NTFS) allow you to attach any [[MetaData]] you like to a file. |
| − | (ObJoke: I never MetaData I didn't like) |
+ | ([[ObJoke]]: I never [[MetaData]] I didn't like) |
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Revision as of 01:15, 25 October 2007
Quite simply, MetaData is (are?) data about data - that is, descriptions, annotations, and so forth.
For example, MetaData about a a piece of music might be:
- Length
- Composer
- Name
- Date recorded
- Where recorded
MetaData in the context of filesystems usually refers to specific attributes like permissions, date of creation/last modification and who the owner is, all furnished and maintained by the operating system. Some rare filing systems (like BeFS and NTFS) allow you to attach any MetaData you like to a file.
(ObJoke: I never MetaData I didn't like)
writeup by the NodeShell Rescue Team ... oh, wait, no it's not.
