n. ~ 1. A method of processing a computer program and its data without user intervention. - 2. A method of entering and sorting transactions to ensure that a master file is updated or queried in a spe [..]

The processing of a group of transactions at the same time. Scope Notes: Transactions are collected and processed against the master files at a specified time.

Method by which items are coded and collected into groups and then processed sequentially in a computer, usually at a later time.

Occurs when a "batch" of digital images on a computer are edited with the same changes applied to all at the same time.

Batch processing is the processing of application programs and their data individually, with one being completed before the next is started. It is a planned processing procedure typically used for pur [..]

Originally, a method of organizing work for a computer system, designed to reduce overhead by grouping similar jobs. In one scheme, jobs were collected into batches, each requiring a particular compil [..]

Execution of programs serially with no interactive processing. Contrast with real time processing.

The processing of data or the accomplishment of jobs accumulated in advance in such a manner that the user cannot further influence the processing while it is in progress. 2. The processing of data accumulated over a period of time. 3. Loosely, the execution of computer programs serially. 4. Pertaining to the technique of executing a set of compute [..]

Automation of a series of repetitive tasks on a computer so that the tasks run without manual intervention. In the early days of computers this was done by processing stacks of punch cards. In Audacit [..]

Executing a series of non-interactive jobs all at one time. The term originated in the days when users entered programs on punch cards. They would give a batch of these programmed cards to the system [..]

Processing of a group of accumulated records together, rather than one by one, a method used mainly in automated cataloging and interlibrary loan to increase efficiency and reduce costs. Synonymous wi [..]

Executing a series of non-interactive jobs all at one time. The term originated in the days when users entered programs on punch cards. They would give a batch of these programmed cards to the system operator, who would feed them into the computer. Usually, batch jobs are stored up during working hours and then executed during the evening or whenev [..]

A type of data processing where related transactions are transmitted as a group for processing.

A type of data processing and data communications transmission in which related transactions are grouped together and transmitted for processing, usually by the same computer and under the same application.

Processing data or the accomplishment of jobs accumulated in advance in such a manner that each accumulation thus formed is processed or accomplished in the same computer run.

Processing a group of documents or files all at once. In batch processing, the user gives the computer a job, for example, printing letters to everyone on a mailing list, and waits for the whole job t [..]

A type of data processing and data communications transmission in which related transactions are grouped together and transmitted for processing, usually by the same computer and under the same applic [..]

Batch processing is a general term used for frequently used programs that are executed with minimum human interaction. Batch process jobs can run without any end-user interaction or can be scheduled t [..]

A type of data processing where related transactions are tran smitted as a group for processing.

computer procedure that collects and codes data, entering it into memory batches.

The authorization of transactions offline when immediate approval is not required. Transactions are collected in a batch and sent as one transmission for authorization and/or settlement. Batch process [..]

See batchloading.

1. The processing of data or the accomplishment of jobs accumulated in advance in such a manner that the user cannot further influence the processing while it is in progress. 2. The processing of data accumulated over a period of time. 3. Loosely, the execution of computer programs serially. 4. Pertaining to the technique of executing a set of comp [..]

A computer term, which refers to the processing of computer information after it has been accumulated in one group, or batch. This is the opposite of “real-time” processing, where transactions are pro [..]

 Batch processing allows transactions to be captured in a merchant’s system for submission to us as a batch file using our secure interface at your convenience, once a week, or several times a day. Th [..]

Data communications transmission in which transactions are grouped together and transmitted for processing.

A type of data processing operation and data communications transmission during which related transactions are grouped together and transmitted for processing, usually by the same computer and under t [..]

(operations management) the processing of materials in batches rather than in continuous flow or in an assembly line (computing) the execution of a series of programs on a computer, called jobs, w [..]