knowledge base Last modified: Tuesday, April 04, 2006
A collection of knowledge in the form of subject-problem-solution information that pertains to a specific topic or subject of interest. The data is typically stored in a searchable database. One popular example of a knowledge base is the Microsoft Help & Support Knowledge Base.
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