Traduction de «Langage descriptif de données » (Français → Anglais) :

data description language | DDL [Abbr.]

multilevel structural description language

very high speed integrated circuit hardware description language [ VHDL | VHSIC hardware description language ]

nonprocedural DML | high-level DML | declarative DML | set-at-a-time DML | set-oriented DML

data definition language [ DDL | data description language ]

self-contained database language | self-contained data language | stand-alone language

(74a) In order to minimise administrative burdens and control costs and in order to allow the EU and its Member States to effectively communicate electronically in trade relations with third countries, it is necessary that when exchanging electronic certificates or other electronic data, the Commission and the competent authorities of the Member States use internationally standardised language, message structure and exchange protocols based on guidance for electronic certification in standardised World Wide Web Consortium (WC3) Extensible Markup Language (XML schemas) as well as secure exchange mechanisms between competent authorities as ...[+++] is provided by the UN Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UN/CEFACT).

60. Underlines the importance of making users aware of how their personal data and the data of associated parties are handled by service providers or social networks and of the options available to them for redress in cases where their data are used outside the scope of the legitimate purposes for which they were collected by providers and their partners, this information to appear in a language and form adapted to the user profiles, with special attention paid to minors; considers that providers have particular responsibilities in this regard, and calls on them to inform users in a clear, comprehensible manner of their publication poli ...[+++]cies;

It permits users to write and run application programs (also known as “scripts”), written in SAS programming language and enabling users to manipulate data.

15. Fully supports the introduction of a general transparency principle, as well as the use of transparency-enhancing technologies and the development of standard privacy notices enabling individuals to exercise control over their own data; stresses that information on data processing must be provided in clear, plain language and in a manner that is easily understandable and accessible;