Abstract: A processor(s) initiates a database transaction, in a computing environment that includes a database that includes one or more memory devices. The processor(s) forks a first address space that represents a current state of the database, to create a second address space. The processor(s) writes an entry indicating timing of the initiating to a log file and generates a file that is mapped to the one or more memory devices. The file includes differences in state between the current state of the database and a state subsequent to executing and committing the database transaction, and a timestamp indicating timing for committing the database transaction. The processor(s) write the database transaction to the second address space.

Abstract: Processing is provided for operating an in-memory database, wherein transaction data is stored by a persistence buffer in an FIFO queue, and update processor subsequently: waits for a trigger; extracts the last transactional data associated with a single transaction of the in-memory database from the FIFO memory queue; determines if the transaction data includes updates to data fields in the in-memory database which were already processed; and if not, then stores the extracted transaction data to a store queue, remembering the fields updated in the in-memory database, or otherwise updates the store queue with the extracted transaction data. The process continues until the extracting is complete, and the content of the store queue is periodically written into a persistent storage device.

Abstract: A distributed database system (or federated database system) where a catalogue is used to store metadata descriptive of data containers for the constituent database system(s) and/or accelerator system(s) of the federated database. In response to the generation of the trigger signal corresponding to a database definition language (DDL) statement, the accelerator system updates metadata in the catalogue.

Abstract: A processor(s) initiates a database transaction, in a computing environment that includes a database that includes one or more memory devices. The processor(s) forks a first address space that represents a current state of the database, to create a second address space. The processor(s) writes an entry indicating timing of the initiating to a log file and generates a file that is mapped to the one or more memory devices. The file includes differences in state between the current state of the database and a state subsequent to executing and committing the database transaction, and a timestamp indicating timing for committing the database transaction. The processor(s) write the database transaction to the second address space.

Abstract: A processor(s) initiates a database transaction, in a computing environment that includes a database that includes one or more memory devices. The processor(s) forks a first address space that represents a current state of the database, to create a second address space. The processor(s) writes an entry indicating timing of the initiating to a log file and generates a file that is mapped to the one or more memory devices. The file includes differences in state between the current state of the database and a state subsequent to executing and committing the database transaction, and a timestamp indicating timing for committing the database transaction. The processor(s) write the database transaction to the second address space.

Abstract: A processor(s) initiates a database transaction, in a computing environment that includes a database that includes one or more memory devices. The processor(s) forks a first address space that represents a current state of the database, to create a second address space. The processor(s) writes an entry indicating timing of the initiating to a log file and generates a file that is mapped to the one or more memory devices. The file includes differences in state between the current state of the database and a state subsequent to executing and committing the database transaction, and a timestamp indicating timing for committing the database transaction. The processor(s) write the database transaction to the second address space.

Abstract: A distributed database system (or federated database system) where a catalog is used to store metadata descriptive of data containers for the constituent database system(s) and/or accelerator system(s) of the federated database. In response to the generation of the trigger signal corresponding to a database definition language (DDL) statement, the accelerator system updates metadata in the catalog.

Abstract: A processor(s) initiates a database transaction, in a computing environment that includes a database that includes one or more memory devices. The processor(s) forks a first address space that represents a current state of the database, to create a second address space. The processor(s) writes an entry indicating timing of the initiating to a log file and generates a file that is mapped to the one or more memory devices. The file includes differences in state between the current state of the database and a state subsequent to executing and committing the database transaction, and a timestamp indicating timing for committing the database transaction. The processor(s) write the database transaction to the second address space.

Abstract: A processor(s) initiates a database transaction, in a computing environment that includes a database that includes one or more memory devices. The processor(s) forks a first address space that represents a current state of the database, to create a second address space. The processor(s) writes an entry indicating timing of the initiating to a log file and generates a file that is mapped to the one or more memory devices. The file includes differences in state between the current state of the database and a state subsequent to executing and committing the database transaction, and a timestamp indicating timing for committing the database transaction. The processor(s) write the database transaction to the second address space.

Abstract: A distributed database system (or federated database system) where a catalogue is used to store metadata descriptive of data containers for the constituent database system(s) and/or accelerator system(s) of the federated database. In response to the generation of the trigger signal corresponding to a database definition language (DDL) statement, the accelerator system updates metadata in the catalogue.

Abstract: Computer system and method are provided which include or utilize first and second databases, and a receiver for receiving online data. The first database stores received online data in a first data structure, and the second database stores the online data in a second data structure, with the second structure being obtained by applying a transformation to the online data in the first data structure. The system also has a software component for generating an analytical model using at least part of the online data stored in the second database, and a processor and memory storing a plurality of applications that are executable on the processor, where a mapping application includes instructions that, when executed, cause at runtime the processor to automatically retrieve at least part of the online data from the second database, and store in a storage of the system the retrieved online data.

Abstract: A distributed database system (or federated database system) comprises a constituent database management system (DMBS), an accelerator system and a single interface. The accelerator system creates a data container in accordance with structural features identified by the accelerator system and stores data in the data container. The constituent database system supplements incomplete metadata associated with the data container to create complete metadata descriptive of the namespace and structure of the data container created by the accelerator system.

Abstract: A computer installs an operating system. The computer receives, in a logical partition (LPAR) via a management network, a deploy program configured to download a disk image from an image repository and to write the disk image to a first direct access storage device (DASD) of the LPAR. The disk image includes an operating system, applications, and management components including an upgrade program. The computer receives, in the LPAR via a data network, the disk image, and writes, to the first DASD of the LPAR, the disk image. The computer boots the LPAR into the operating system of the disk image written to the first DASD, and determines whether the installed operating system is a deployment or an upgrade.

Abstract: A distributed database system (or federated database system) comprises a constituent database management system (DMBS), an accelerator system and a single interface. The accelerator system creates a data container in accordance with structural features identified by the accelerator system and stores data in the data container. The constituent database system supplements incomplete metadata associated with the data container to create complete metadata descriptive of the namespace and structure of the data container created by the accelerator system.

Abstract: A distributed database system (or federated database system) where a catalogue is used to store metadata descriptive of data containers for the constituent database system(s) and/or accelerator system(s) of the federated database. In response to the generation of the trigger signal corresponding to a database definition language (DDL) statement, the accelerator system updates metadata in the catalogue.

Abstract: A method for loading electrical vehicles with batteries may be provided. The battery system may comprise a battery container with an inlet channel for a serially inserting multiple batteries with substantially identical shape into the battery container, and a battery holder with a holding mechanism to selectively hold the inserted battery. For each of the battery holders, electrical connectors for connecting the inserted batteries may be available. An ejection may be possible via an outlet channel and an ejection mechanism.

Abstract: A battery system for electrical devices, a battery, a battery loading system may be provided. The battery system may comprise a battery container with an inlet channel for a serially inserting multiple batteries with substantially identical shape into the battery container, and a battery holder with a holding mechanism to selectively hold the inserted battery. For each of the battery holders, electrical connectors for connecting the inserted batteries may be available. An ejection may be possible via an outlet channel and an ejection mechanism.

Abstract: A computer installs an operating system. The computer receives, in a logical partition (LPAR) via a management network, a deploy program configured to download a disk image from an image repository and to write the disk image to a first direct access storage device (DASD) of the LPAR. The disk image includes an operating system, applications, and management components including an upgrade program. The computer receives, in the LPAR via a data network, the disk image, and writes, to the first DASD of the LPAR, the disk image. The computer boots the LPAR into the operating system of the disk image written to the first DASD, and determines whether the installed operating system is a deployment or an upgrade.

Abstract: Computer system and method are provided which include or utilize first and second databases, and a receiver for receiving online data. The first database stores received online data in a first data structure, and the second database stores the online data in a second data structure, with the second structure being obtained by applying a transformation to the online data in the first data structure. The system also has a software component for generating an analytical model using at least part of the online data stored in the second database, and a processor and memory storing a plurality of applications that are executable on the processor, where a mapping application includes instructions that, when executed, cause at runtime the processor to automatically retrieve at least part of the online data from the second database, and store in a storage of the system the retrieved online data.

Abstract: A reference string set including a group of strings is set. At least two specific tuples of substring triples is found inside the reference string set of strings. Each tuple is considered as a candidate for representing a related concept. Each concatenation of the substrings triples is an explicit member of the reference string set. Each middle substring of the substring triples is unequal to another middle substring within the substring triples found inside the reference string set. Each prefix substring is equal to all other prefix substrings within the substring triples found inside the reference string set. Each suffix substring is equal to all other suffix substrings within the substring triples found inside the reference string set. Either the prefix substring or the suffix substring is not empty.