Meta Data Repository

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A meta data repository (MDR) is a component which manages meta data. In the context of database systems, one example of meta data is information about the database schema, i.e., a de- scription of the data. In addition, MDRs can man- age information about the processes which create, use, or update the data, the hardware components that host these processes or the database system, or other (human) resources which make use of the data [6]. As meta data is also data, meta data repositories offer the same functionality for meta data as database management systems (DBMS) for data, e.g., queries, updates, transactions, ac- cess control.

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Quix, C. (2016). Meta Data Repository. In Encyclopedia of Database Systems (pp. 1–5). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-7993-3_909-2

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