Registry Database definition

Registry Database means a database comprised of data about one or more DNS domain names within the domain of the Registry TLD that is used to generate either DNS resource records that are published authoritatively or responses to domain-name availability lookup requests or Whois queries, for some or all of those names.
Registry Database means an electronic database comprising of Registry Data in an SLD;
Registry Database means the database comprised of data about all domain names within the Registry that is used to generate either DNS resource records that are published authoritatively or responses to domain-name availability lookup requests or Whois queries, for some or all of those names.

Examples of Registry Database in a sentence

  • Each Full Deposit will consist of Registry Data that reflects the current and complete Registry Database.

  • Escrow Agent may destroy any Deposits reflecting the Registry Database prior to these four most recent Full Deposits.


More Definitions of Registry Database

Registry Database means a database comprising registry data in relation to a SLD;
Registry Database means a database comprised of data about one or more domain names within usTLD that is used to generate either DNS resource records that are published authoritatively or responses to domain-name availability lookup requests or Whois queries, for some or all of those names.
Registry Database means a database comprised of data about one or more domain names within the ccTLD that is used to generate either DNS resource records that are published authoritatively or responses to domain- name availability lookup requests or WHOIS queries, for some or all of those names.
Registry Database means a database containing the Registry Data.
Registry Database means a database comprising of Registry Data in relation to an SLD;
Registry Database means an electronic database comprising of Registry Data;
Registry Database means the infrastructure used to store the CSC Data. For the purposes of this Agreement, infrastructure includes, but is not limited to, engine, server, operating systems, applications, tools and associated source codes used to store the CSC Data.