The act of running scripts against a database, most commonly performed in either a SQL or Oracle
environment. This includes, but is not limited to, statements pertaining to SELECT, INSERT, ADD, UPDATE and/or DELETE. In order for a procedure to be considered of true databasing nature, said procedures must be manually executed by the
designated databasee. Scheduled stored procedures and automated jobs are not, under any
circumstances, considered authentic databasing.
DB Admin: "Our records seemingly shifted
overnight. None of the rows and columns match up in the audit."
Consultant: "I have sales on line 2. They were databasing without
permission!"