403results about "Hierarchical databases" patented technology

A method and system for producing graphics. A hierarchical structure of a database is determined. A visual table, comprising a plurality of panes, is constructed by providing a specification that is in a language based on the hierarchical structure of the database. In some cases, this language can include fields that are in the database schema. The database is queried to retrieve a set of tuples in accordance with the specification. A subset of the set of tuples is associated with a pane in the plurality of panes.

Methods and systems for balancing load among firewall security devices are provided. According to one embodiment, a switch maintains a session table the session entries of which represent established traffic sessions between a source and a destination and form an association between the traffic session and a particular firewall security device (FSD). Responsive to receiving a packet of a first traffic session on a first port, a determination is made whether there exists a matching session entry. Responsive to a negative determination, a load balancing function is performed to select an FSD with which to associate the first traffic session and a corresponding reverse second traffic session. After processing of the packet by the selected FSD and receipt of the packet at a second port, a session entry is installed within the session table for the second traffic session and which associates the selected FSD with the second traffic session.

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media of columnar storage of a database index are disclosed. A particular columnar index includes a column store that stores rows of the columnar index in a column-wise fashion and a delta store that stores rows of the columnar index in a row-wise fashion. The column store also includes an absence flag array. The absence flag array includes entries that indicate whether certain rows have been logically deleted from the column store.

A scalable infrastructure for searching multiple disparate textual databases by mapping their contents onto a structured ontology, e.g., of medical concepts. This framework can be leveraged against any database where free-text attributes are used to describe the constituent records.

Methods and systems in accordance with the present invention efficiently validate digital certificates by answering Online Certificate Status Protocol (“OCSP”) requests without Certificate Revocation Lists (“CRL”). During validation of digital certificates, these methods and systems speed transmission, reduce required bandwidth and reduce required data storage by eliminating the need for the transmission of lengthy CRLs from a Certificate Authority (“CA”) when verifying a digital certificate from a client. In one implementation, they send a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (“LDAP”) database query to a CA directory server to determine and pinpoint the existence of a valid digital certificate and check its validity without receiving a long list of data, such as a CRL, from a CA. The CA directory server returns the query result, and the database query in the CA directory server is performed faster than using an entire CRL, and furthermore, the transmission of the database query result is a small piece of information and does not require the large amounts of data transmission bandwidth and storage as required with transmitting CRL's.

Embodiments of the invention provide techniques for receiving, authenticating, parsing, and storing operational status data (or telemetry data) from one or more hardware and software systems within an aggregated computing infrastructure. Operational status data may be transmitted over secure transmission channels and stored within secure data stores at a computing infrastructure analyzer. Additionally, some embodiments describe techniques for creating, storing, and retrieving operational risk rules that may apply to one or more computing infrastructures. Based on the operational risk rules, one or more determinations may be performed to identify data items for extraction from the received telemetry data of an aggregated computing infrastructure. Using the extracted telemetry data items, one or more operational risk rules may be evaluated with respect to the aggregated computing infrastructure. Based on the evaluation of operational risk rules, one or more operational risk items and/or operational risk values may be determined for the aggregated computing infrastructure.

Methods of organizing medical data can include hierarchically relating a single type of medical or research event to medical data generated from the single type of medical or research event in a computer database environment. Organizing the data in this way may enable a researcher to access medical data collected as part of a medical procedure performed on a large number of patients, but at different times. For example, the medical data may be viewed in a more hierarchical fashion, thereby enabling the researcher to further investigate potential relationships between other factors. Related systems, computer program products and data structures are also disclosed.

Embodiments of articles, apparatuses, devices and/or systems for manipulating hierarchical sets of data are disclosed. For example, in one embodiment, a method of transforming one or more trees to one or more corresponding symbol strings according to an association of trees and symbol strings is disclosed. In another embodiment, as another example, a method of transforming between at least a first and at least a second expression is disclosed in which the expressions have a common view that is other than one. Additional embodiments are also described.

A processor which cooperates with directory servers to handle requests for values of dynamic attributes which would otherwise present a real-time processing challenge to the directory server due to the server's dependence on the data normally being static in nature. Special schema syntax identifiers are used to identify dynamic attributes which then are not stored directly in the directory, but whose values are resolved at the time a read request is made for those attributes. This approach eliminates the need to store the dynamic information in the directory, and allows user-supplied modules to perform the resolution of the dynamic attributes in a real-time manner, including not only retrieving a value from a dynamic data source, but optionally performing calculations or manipulations on the data as well. One embodiment of the invention cooperates with Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (“LDAP”) directory servers.

A method is provided for compressing results of a join query. A join order of a result set comprising multiple tuples is determined from the join query, and a nested hierarchy of dictionaries is maintained based on the join order. The nested hierarchy of dictionaries is used to encode each of the tuples of the result set so as to produce an encode tuple, and each of the encoded tuples is transmitted to a client system. Also provided is a method for decompressing results of a join query.

Systems and methods are described for the creation of hierarchical networks of overlapping informational Web neighborhoods, where each neighborhood comprises a set of closely linked pages that share a common set of concepts and intent and purpose. A general description of a category of information can be used to generate a network of overlapping communities of web pages and objects, where the neighborhoods represent pages or objects that share a common set of underlying concepts and semantic associations. Each such neighborhood can be semantically tagged. Overlaps among neighborhoods and the hierarchical structure of the network capture complex relationships among the concepts that the corresponding informational neighborhoods represent. All informational neighborhoods of the web can be mapped. The systems and methods can be adapted for any digital content and constitute a hybrid network of contents and their relationships.

The subject invention provides a system and/or a method that facilitates creating a data structure to provide a proportional data change. The data change is associated to hierarchical data that can represent a database-based file storage system. An interface can receive at least one data change input related to a target within the hierarchical data. In addition, a change definition component can build the data structure to provide a granular update to the target which is proportional to a data change input.

A system that is capable of generating a multiplicity of representations from a set of multimedia objects, each with a potentially different form, is disclosed. In addition, a system that is capable of generating representations that include thematic groupings in addition to the traditional purely sequential groupings is disclosed. Analysis of metadata to generate derived metadata creates a more comprehensive repository of information about media assets. Using the abundance of metadata, embodiments of the methods disclosed teach uniquely grouping and prioritizing media assets into a storyboard, which is in turn mapped onto view-based representations based on a selected output modality.

A method of compiling, organizing, and presenting data is described. In embodiments, the method comprises importing and consolidating hierarchical data from multiple project management and/or data storage platforms using one or more application programming interfaces (APIs) and/or one or more direct interfaces with one or more computing devices, converting one or more collections of the hierarchical data into a node, which is a data collection capable of providing for user collaboration, reconfiguring the hierarchical data by applying an algorithm, which algorithm is capable of using one or more data types to reconfigure the data, displaying the hierarchical data as a graph and/or graphic, and enabling a data user to create user-defined graphs as visual displays. Additional embodiments include a non-transitory computer readable storage medium and a graphical user interface providing this functionality.

An LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) to SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) proxy service is provided. The LDAP to SCIM proxy service receives an LDAP request from an LDAP-based application running on an LDAP-based application server, translates the LDAP request to a SCIM request, and forwards the SCIM request to a SCIM server within the IDCS. The LDAP to SCIM proxy service then receives a SCIM response from the SCIM server within the IDCS, translates the SCIM response to an LDAP response, and forwards the LDAP response to the LDAP-based application.

Embodiments disclosed herein provide data management systems with an ability to integrate parent-child and peer-to-peer relationships (e.g., hierarchies) in a single interface, allowing a user to parent/unparent, link/unlink, merge/unmerge, and modify trusted attributes in a single interaction using highly accurate algorithms to provide data, including hints and recommendations for the management of these hierarchies. A user interface allows a user to perform hierarchy global management functions including read, write, business-to-business (B2B) search, navigation, and maintenance.