fixed data (permanent data, reference data, archival data, or fixed-content data)
Fixed data (sometimes referred to as permanent data, reference data, archival data, or
fixed-content data) is data that is not, under normal circumstances, subject to change. Examples of
fixed data include results from concluded research, medical records, and historical data.
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