Published Data definition

Published Data means the information in respect of the Entries which Ascential makes available online to Representatives, as set out in clause 16.1 of Part B of these Rules, including all Companies credited in Entries to the Awards;
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Examples of Published Data in a sentence

  • Workday reserves the right to monitor the number of Published Data Rows by Tenant (or Instance as applicable) used by Customer.

  • Customer may monitor its own usage in PRA and manage Published Data Rows by unpublishing, filtering and republishing, or deleting data, in order to keep its usage of PRA below the Published Data Rows limits set forth above, or Customer may purchase additional Published Data Rows entitlements (set forth in the “Growth and Expansion” section above).

  • Published Data Rows are measured separately for each Tenant (or Instance as applicable).

  • For the purposes of determining compliance with the limit on Published Data Rows, Workday will consider any data row published that exceeds 1000 characters as multiple data rows in 1000 character increments.

  • A Workday Prism Analytics Capacity Unit increases the licensed Workday Prism Analytics limits for both Published Data Rows and Data Storage for a particular Tenant for the remainder of the applicable Order Term.

  • Customer may monitor its own usage in LDPPRA and manage Published Data Rows by unpublishing, filtering and republishing, or deleting data, in order to keep its usage of LDPPRA below the Published Data Rows limits set forth above, or Customer may purchase additional Published Data Rows entitlements (set forth in the “Growth and Expansion” section above).

  • Published Data Rows and Data Storage are measured separately for each Tenant.

  • LDPPRA Published Data Rows The total number of data rows capable of being reported upon in Customer’s PRA data catalog.

  • Workday reserves the right to monitor the number of Published Data Rows by Tenant used by Customer, and if at any time Customer exceeds its Data Limit applicable to Published Data Rows for a particular Tenant, then Customer may experience reduced performance of the Tenant.

  • PRA Published Data Rows The total number of data rows capable of being reported upon in Customer’s PRA data catalog.