reloaded data
[/riːˈloʊdɪd ˈdeɪtə/]
nounpl: reloaded data sets / multiple instances of reloaded data
dados recarregados
1. Information or files that have been loaded again into a system, application, or memory after being previously unloaded or to refresh current information
After the system crash, the reloaded data restored all the previous transactions.
Após a falha do sistema, os dados recarregados restauraram todas as transações anteriores.
2. Data that has been refreshed or retrieved again from a source to update the current state of an application
The reloaded data from the database showed the most recent customer information.
Os dados recarregados do banco de dados mostraram as informações mais recentes do cliente.
3. In computing, the act of retrieving stored data and placing it back into active memory or cache
The application automatically saved and reloaded data upon restart.
A aplicação salvou e recarregou automaticamente os dados ao reiniciar.
This is primarily technical terminology used in software development, IT support, and database management in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian tech culture, the term 'dados recarregados' is widely understood in development teams and IT departments. The concept is essential in troubleshooting procedures and system recovery documentation across both countries.
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