GB/T 18219-2000
AbolishedInformation technology--Reference model of data management
信息技术 数据管理参考模型
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GB/T 18219-2000 defines a reference model for data management in information technology systems, specifying the conceptual framework and interfaces for data organization, storage, retrieval, and manipulation. It is applied in the design and development of database management systems, data repositories, and enterprise information architectures to ensure interoperability and consistency across heterogeneous data environments. This standard is primarily used by software engineers and system architects in IT infrastructure projects, data integration tasks, and multi-vendor database environments.
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