Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Oct 7, 2003 08:37
21 yrs ago
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Italian term
maschera
Italian to English
Tech/Engineering
databases
Database "mask" in which the specifically requested fields are collected and presented together for a given task.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +4 | form | CathyFS |
4 +6 | template | Roberta Anderson |
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23 mins
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form
I'd be inclined to call this a form.
Using the Database Form Wizard
Creating database applications has become an essential part of any developer's work. Although creating a form to display table and database information isn't difficult, it can take time.
The Database Form Wizard simplifies the steps needed to create a tabular or data-entry form by use of an existing database. Inexperienced as well as experienced database developers can benefit from this Wizard. The Wizard can create simple forms or master/detail forms.
(see link below)
Using the Database Form Wizard
Creating database applications has become an essential part of any developer's work. Although creating a form to display table and database information isn't difficult, it can take time.
The Database Form Wizard simplifies the steps needed to create a tabular or data-entry form by use of an existing database. Inexperienced as well as experienced database developers can benefit from this Wizard. The Wizard can create simple forms or master/detail forms.
(see link below)
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Comment: "Many thanks for the help. I agree that form is more appropriate than template in this context."
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6 mins
template
maschera is often used in Italian for "template" in your context.
Another possible term is "preset".
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Note added at 3 hrs 50 mins (2003-10-07 12:27:33 GMT)
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Usually, \"form\" is the end result of applying a template to data stored in a database. The template contains the information about what \"bits\" are to be assembled to produce the final form.
Another possible term is "preset".
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Note added at 3 hrs 50 mins (2003-10-07 12:27:33 GMT)
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Usually, \"form\" is the end result of applying a template to data stored in a database. The template contains the information about what \"bits\" are to be assembled to produce the final form.
Peer comment(s):
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Anthony Green
6 mins
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Mario Marcolin
: form template..
1 hr
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olimpia martinelli
: template è la traduzione più frequente e si adatta al tuo contesto
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gmel117608
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Kimmy
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margari
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Science451
: Form is the end result of applying a template and re-model it to your own needs, CORRECT. That's why when you fill up a data-base "maschera", you're filling up the form, not the template (because you're entering data, you're not drafting the template)
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I re-read Alexander's text, and I do not think he's talking about filling up forms or entering data, but assembling fields according to predefined sets. Maschera is sometimes used as "form" in Italian, but in this case I think it means template.
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