Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Hungarian term or phrase:
selejtezési adatok
English translation:
(selection for) disposal details/data
Added to glossary by
Jilt
Feb 4, 2012 11:20
12 yrs ago
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Hungarian term
selejtezési adatok
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Dear forum,
What does this refer to and is there an English equivalent? With Google I found st. like 'data that was selected from a database', but that doesn't seem to fit here.
Context:
Document with data of a DUI offense, see:
http://www.simpledutch.nl/Vertaling/SelejtezesiAdatok/
Thanks for your help!
Jilt
What does this refer to and is there an English equivalent? With Google I found st. like 'data that was selected from a database', but that doesn't seem to fit here.
Context:
Document with data of a DUI offense, see:
http://www.simpledutch.nl/Vertaling/SelejtezesiAdatok/
Thanks for your help!
Jilt
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +3 | (selection for) disposal details/data | juvera |
5 | data for purging | JANOS SAMU |
5 -1 | scrapping / disposal | Gusztáv Jánvári |
Proposed translations
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Selected
(selection for) disposal details/data
After the title "selejtezési adatok" a code, date or instruction should show the intention of disposal or retention of the document.
For example, in Hungary they use a code for the period of retention;
0 for documents not to be disposed ever,
1 for the shortest period - 2 years retention for certain types of docs.
6 for the longest period - 75 years.
Sometimes they put the date there, from when the document can be selected for disposal, or just the year.
For example, in Hungary they use a code for the period of retention;
0 for documents not to be disposed ever,
1 for the shortest period - 2 years retention for certain types of docs.
6 for the longest period - 75 years.
Sometimes they put the date there, from when the document can be selected for disposal, or just the year.
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Comment: "Thanks!"
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41 mins
scrapping / disposal
Hi, selejtezés is scrapping or the act of disposal, whichever fits your context better.
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
JANOS SAMU
: The suggested terms are good for products, but not for data.
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data for purging
Criminal (and soemtimes different other) records are purged, because they are not deleted permanently from ALL systems, but only from certain files, that's why the Hungarian uses "selejtezés" instead of "törlés" or "megsemmisítés". When they remove a conviction like DUI from the data base, they remove it from the central register of countable convictions, but they don't remove it from the source registers or archives like those of the arresting police station. See below:
When the last entry in an individual's criminal record reaches its purge date, all information about that person is removed from the system. Hard copy documents kept by the RCMP, including fingerprints, are destroyed. The individual will no longer have a criminal record and there will be no indication on the CPIC system that a record existed. When a person's criminal record is purged by CPIC, they notify the police agency that contributed the record to CPIC of the purge. However, the contributing police agency does not have to remove the record from its system.
Here is the difference between purging and delating:
The terms "deleting" and "purging" have different meanings when working with data entry. Database administrators use different methods when purging and deleting. Purging means moving data from one source to another, and you keep an archive in case you need the data in the future. Deleting data removes it permanently from the tables, and you can no longer reference the records.
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The term is used in the U.S., Canada, New Zealand, Australia, UK and the English translation is most likely for the users in one or more of these countries, not for the Hungarians.
Here is an example of the use in the U.K.
Not only does the panel have the symbolic power to “sign off” the referral order once it has been discharged successfully but also this has the effect of purging the offender of the offence (as it is considered spent).
http://library.npia.police.uk/docs/hors/hors242.pdf
When the last entry in an individual's criminal record reaches its purge date, all information about that person is removed from the system. Hard copy documents kept by the RCMP, including fingerprints, are destroyed. The individual will no longer have a criminal record and there will be no indication on the CPIC system that a record existed. When a person's criminal record is purged by CPIC, they notify the police agency that contributed the record to CPIC of the purge. However, the contributing police agency does not have to remove the record from its system.
Here is the difference between purging and delating:
The terms "deleting" and "purging" have different meanings when working with data entry. Database administrators use different methods when purging and deleting. Purging means moving data from one source to another, and you keep an archive in case you need the data in the future. Deleting data removes it permanently from the tables, and you can no longer reference the records.
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Note added at 14 hrs (2012-02-05 01:51:45 GMT)
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The term is used in the U.S., Canada, New Zealand, Australia, UK and the English translation is most likely for the users in one or more of these countries, not for the Hungarians.
Here is an example of the use in the U.K.
Not only does the panel have the symbolic power to “sign off” the referral order once it has been discharged successfully but also this has the effect of purging the offender of the offence (as it is considered spent).
http://library.npia.police.uk/docs/hors/hors242.pdf
Reference:
http://www.johnhoward.ab.ca/pub/A5.htm
http://techtips.salon.com/difference-between-purging-deleting-data-entry-161.html
Peer comment(s):
disagree |
juvera
: You are talking about the system used at some US states, which has no relevance to the H. system, and even in the UK "purging" is not used in this context.//Mine - for "refusing to return to Hungary"- elévült: lapsed, but they kept the records!...
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I am talking about the meaning of a word for the given context. In Hungary it is the same. My 1966 criminal conviction for political crime has been purged as per the statue of limitation in HUNGARY according to Hungarian laws.
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Herczeg Csaba
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