| Definition |
Source Code is the human-readable set of instructions, declarations, and related text written in a programming language.
Source Code (Raima) is a Database concept used to store, organize, manage, retrieve, secure, or describe structured information.
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| Context & Usage |
Source code is stored in repositories, reviewed by developers, processed by compilers or interpreters, and used as primary evidence in maintenance and audits.
Related concepts include Syntax, Variable and Parameter.
Database professionals use this concept when designing, operating, documenting, or troubleshooting data systems.
Related concepts include Database, Database Management System and Data Model.
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