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'''Create, read, update and delete''' ('''CRUD''') are the four basic functions of [[persistent storage]], a major part of nearly all computer [[software]]. Sometimes ''CRUD'' is expanded with the words ''retrieve'' instead of ''read'' or ''destroy'' instead of ''delete''. It is also sometimes used to describe [[user interface]] conventions that facilitate viewing, searching, and changing [[information]]; often using computer-based [[form (document)|form]]s and [[report]]s.
 
The term C.R.U.D. was first used by Scottie C. Jackson, V.P. of Southwest Business Solutions. {{Fact|date=August 2007}}
 
Alternate terms for CRUD (one [[initialism]] and three [[acronym]]s):