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2058 results about "File comparison" patented technology

In computing, file comparison is the calculation and display of the differences and similarities between data objects, typically text files such as source code. The methods, implementations, and results are typically called a diff, after the Unix diff utility. The output may be presented in a graphical user interface or used as part of larger tasks in networks, file systems, or revision control.

Fast incremental backup method and system

A method of incremental backup of a storage device includes reading descriptors of logical storage units of the storage device; comparing the descriptors of the logical storage units of the storage device with descriptors of archived logical storage units; for logical storage units of the storage device whose descriptors are not identical to the descriptors of the archived logical storage units, backing up contents of physical storage units that correspond to those logical storage units of the storage device; and, for logical storage units of the storage device whose descriptors are identical, performing a comparison step to check if these logical storage units need to be backed up. The logical storage units can be files. The comparison step can be, e.g., (1) bit-wise comparison of the logical blocks, (2) comparing control sums of the logical blocks, and (3) comparing log files relating to the logical storage units The physical storage units can be blocks. The descriptors can be, e.g., MFT entries, hash function values, timestamps, checksums, and file metadata. The descriptors can be compared on a physical storage unit basis. The method further can optionally include generating a bitmap of the physical storage units of the storage device; marking, in the bitmap, those physical storage units that correspond to logical storage units with different descriptors; and archiving content of the physical storage units marked in the bitmap. The method can further optionally include archiving logical storage units of the storage device having the same name as corresponding archived logical storage units of the storage device, but different time stamps.
Owner:MIDCAP FINANCIAL TRUST

Computer-readable recording medium with recorded performance analyzing program, performance analyzing method, and performance analyzing apparatus

A recording medium which is readable by a computer stores a performance analyzing program for searching for a node that is peculiar in performance in a cluster system, as well as unknown problems. The performance analyzing program enables the computer to function as various functional units. A performance data analyzing unit collects performance data of nodes which make up the cluster system from performance data storage unit for storing a plurality of types of performance data of the nodes, and analyzes performance values of the nodes based on the collected performance data. A classifying unit classifies the nodes into a plurality of groups by statistically processing the performance data collected by the performance data analyzing unit according to a predetermined classifying condition. A group performance value calculating unit statistically processes the performance data of the respective groups based on the performance data of the nodes classified into the groups, and calculates statistic values for the respective types of the performance data of the groups. A performance data comparison display unit displays the statistic values of the groups for the respective types of the performance data for comparison between the groups.
Owner:FUJITSU LTD

Fast incremental backup method and system

A method of incremental backup of a storage device includes reading descriptors of logical storage units of the storage device; comparing the descriptors of the logical storage units of the storage device with descriptors of archived logical storage units; for logical storage units of the storage device whose descriptors are not identical to the descriptors of the archived logical storage units, backing up contents of physical storage units that correspond to those logical storage units of the storage device; and, for logical storage units of the storage device whose descriptors are identical, performing a comparison step to check if these logical storage units need to be backed up. The logical storage units can be files. The comparison step can be, e.g., (1) bit-wise comparison of the logical blocks, (2) comparing control sums of the logical blocks, and (3) comparing log files relating to the logical storage units The physical storage units can be blocks. The descriptors can be, e.g., MFT entries, hash function values, timestamps, checksums, and file metadata. The descriptors can be compared on a physical storage unit basis. The method further can optionally include generating a bitmap of the physical storage units of the storage device; marking, in the bitmap, those physical storage units that correspond to logical storage units with different descriptors; and archiving content of the physical storage units marked in the bitmap. The method can further optionally include archiving logical storage units of the storage device having the same name as corresponding archived logical storage units of the storage device, but different time stamps.
Owner:MIDCAP FINANCIAL TRUST

System and method for automatically verifying storage of redundant contents into communication equipments, by data comparison

A method is intended for verifying storage of contents into communication equipments connected to at least one communication network. This method consists, when a first communication equipment stores a content and wants to verify that this content is still stored into a second communication equipment: i) in transmitting a first request, comprising at least an identifier of this content and first data representative of this content and requiring verification of the storage of this content into the second communication equipment, to an auxiliary communication equipment acting as an interface between the communication network and the second communication equipment, ii) in transmitting a second request, comprising at least the content identifier, to the second communication equipment, to require transmission of second data representative of the content to the auxiliary communication equipment, and in triggering a timeout having a chosen duration, and iii) if the auxiliary communication equipment has received the second data before expiration of this timeout, in comparing these received second data, possibly after having processed them, to the received first data, and in transmitting a message representative of the result of this comparison to the first communication equipment.
Owner:THOMSON LICENSING SA

Intelligent centralized air-traffic-control automation monitoring system

The invention provides an intelligent centralized air-traffic-control automation monitoring system. The intelligent centralized air-traffic-control automation monitoring system comprises a centralized monitoring server and data processing terminals; the data processing terminals are deployed in various monitored workstations, and used for acquiring data information of the monitored workstations; the centralized monitoring server comprises a remote communication module, a data parsing module, a data monitoring module, a data classification and alarm module and the like; each data processing terminal comprises a remote access module, a data management and control module, a remote control module and a data acquisition module; the system helps users to know the condition of each monitored workstation; the centralized monitoring server compares obtained data information with a pre-set threshold value and the past data; when the current data is beyond the pre-set threshold value or a bad effect is generated due to comparison with the past data, an alarm is given; alarm information forms alarm statistics, and is stored; and the centralized monitoring server receives a request from a client side, and returns processed data to the user through an HTTP protocol.
Owner:ZHENGZHOU YUNHAI INFORMATION TECH CO LTD
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