journalization
- noun
- /ˌdʒɜrnəlaɪˈzeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Without journalization, restoring the system after a crash would be much more difficult.
Examples
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The database administrator explained how journalization ensures that recent transactions can be recovered.
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The journalization of data is crucial for system recovery.
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Modern file systems use journalization to help prevent data loss after unexpected shutdowns.
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Effective journalization helps prevent data loss.
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Modern file systems use journalization to help prevent data loss after unexpected shutdowns.
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The database administrator explained how journalization ensures that recent transactions can be recovered.
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Without journalization, restoring the system after a crash would be much more difficult.
Synonyms
Keeping written or digital information so you can find it later
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Morphology
journalization = journalize (transparent) = journal + ize + ation
The technical computing sense denotes the act of recording to a journal and is a direct nominalization of 'journalize', so the morphological relation is clear.
Etymology
Journalization comes from journal, a word for a 'diary' or 'daily record', and -ization means 'making'. In computing, a helpful image is a system diary: journalization is giving the system a 'diary' of recent actions so it can recover files after a crash.