Data processing using versioned processing elements

By managing sub-processes and their components in the computing system through version control, the traceability problem after changes to process elements in the data ingestion pipeline is solved, achieving consistency and traceability in data processing, and supporting automated response and data reprocessing after changes to process elements.

CN122195948APending Publication Date: 2026-06-12SAP SE
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Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
SAP SE
Filing Date
2025-12-10
Publication Date
2026-06-12

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Data ingestion pipelines that precede data integration into knowledge graphs or patterns are difficult to trace specific operations, especially when pipeline components or their configurations change over time, leading to increased complexity in determining whether datasets are being processed consistently or require reprocessing.

Method used

Version control manages sub-processes and their associated components in the computing system, using unique version identifiers and events to identify and propagate changes, supporting iterative refinement and data reprocessing, and achieving dynamic adaptability and traceability.

Benefits of technology

It provides efficient and structured management of sub-processes, ensuring consistency and traceability of data processing, and supports automated response and data reprocessing when process elements change.

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Abstract

Techniques and solutions are disclosed for managing subflow versions and their associated components in a computing system. These techniques enable dynamic adaptation and traceability through versioning. Subflow definitions are received and updated to reflect modifications to their components, configurations, or execution sequences. Changes are identified and propagated using unique version identifiers and events. Iterative refinement is supported through actions such as validating updated subflows, reprocessing data, or maintaining provenance chains. The disclosed solutions provide efficient and structured management of subflows.
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