Abstract: In one embodiment a computer-implemented method for recommending documents to a user, the method comprises determining, by a computer, audit logs entries that are associated with members of a group that includes the user as a member, each audit log entry is associated with a file that a member of the group has accessed; analyzing, by the computer, the associated audit log entries; and generating, by the computer, a recommendation of at least one file for the user based on the analyzing of the associated audit log entries.

Abstract: A system comprising one or more processors executing a first process and a second process, a memory storing log information for the first process and the second process, and one or more logging components, executing on the one or more processors. The one or more logging components are configured to identify a first log event associated with the first process, generate an event identifier (ID) based on the first log event, transfer the event ID to the second process, identify a second log event associated with the second process and based on the first log event, and associate the event ID with the second log event in the memory.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computer program products, and articles of manufacture for mitigating a network-based attack are described. A first request associated with a transaction is obtained and a tracking identifier of the first request is associated with the transaction. A count of outstanding requests associated with a user is compared to a throttling limit. If the count of outstanding requests associated with the user is greater than the throttling limit, processing of the first request may be denied.

Abstract: A system comprising one or more processors executing a first process and a second process, a memory storing log information for the first process and the second process, and one or more logging components, executing on the one or more processors. The one or more logging components are configured to identify a first log event associated with the first process, generate an event identifier (ID) based on the first log event, transfer the event ID to the second process, identify a second log event associated with the second process and based on the first log event, and associate the event ID with the second log event in the memory.

Abstract: In one embodiment a computer-implemented method for recommending documents to a user, the method comprises determining, by a computer, audit logs entries that are associated with members of a group that includes the user as a member, each audit log entry is associated with a file that a member of the group has accessed; analyzing, by the computer, the associated audit log entries; and generating, by the computer, a recommendation of at least one file for the user based on the analyzing of the associated audit log entries.

Abstract: Methods, systems, computer program products, and articles of manufacture for mitigating a network-based attack are described. A first request associated with a transaction is obtained and a tracking identifier of the first request is associated with the transaction. A count of outstanding requests associated with a user is compared to a throttling limit. If the count of outstanding requests associated with the user is greater than the throttling limit, processing of the first request may be denied.

Abstract: Various embodiments of systems and methods of translating SQL queries are described herein. A structured query language (SQL) query of a first database is split into tokens and traversed from a first token. When a keyword token is encountered, a current parser is created to store a table name and a column name associated with the encountered keyword token. When an open parenthesis is encountered, a token immediately preceding the open parenthesis is stored as a function name in the current parser. The table names, column names, and function names of a plurality of parsers are consolidated. One or more of the table names, the column names, and the function names are replaced with corresponding names that are compatible with SQL-syntax of a second database. A result comprising the consolidated table names, the consolidated column names, the consolidated function names, and replaced names is generated.