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K
One thousand, actually 1,024 (210).

Key
Database Concept. An identifier for a single collection of data (e.g. a record, a row, an object, etc.). The key for a customer might be a customer number. The key for 800 number information might be the 800 number plus the state code plus an effective date, etc. One collection of data may have a "foreign key" that points to another collection of related data in another file, table, database, collection of objects, etc.

Key System
An office telephone system that provides all users with immediate access to outside lines when they press one or two dedicated keys without needing operator's services. For example, a six-button key system could have a hold button, four outside lines and an intercom. Key systems typically have fewer lines and telephones than a PBX system. A key system can also be used with a PBX or Centrex system.

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