Abstract: A system includes reception of an instruction to commit a design-time artifact of a database server application to a repository of a database server, storage of the design-time artifact in the repository of the database server in association with an inactive flag, reception of a request from a user to access the design-time artifact associated with the inactive flag, and, in response to the request, generation of a private runtime representation of the design-time artifact associated with the inactive flag, and deployment of the private runtime representation of the design-time artifact for exclusive use by the user.

Abstract: A method and a system for job scheduling in application servers. A common metadata of a job is deployed, the job being a deployable software component. An additional metadata of the job is further deployed. A scheduler task based on the additional metadata of the job is created, wherein the task is associated with a starting condition. The scheduler task is started at an occurrence of the starting condition, and, responsive to this an execution of an instance of the job is invoked asynchronously.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a telecommunication method for monitoring with a mobile end user telecommunication device a telecommunication process on a digital telecommunication system using a telecommunication process monitoring server. The telecommunication process monitoring server is connectable with the mobile end user telecommunication device via a mobile wireless cellular digital telecommunication network. The telecommunication process monitoring server further is connectable with a real-time database. The digital telecommunication system further comprising a plurality of second telecommunication devices being connectable with the telecommunication control server via one or more second digital telecommunication networks. The telecommunication process comprises sending one or more telecommunication messages to the plurality of second telecommunication devices.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for utilizing an intrusive data hash table to support processing transactions. An embodiment operates by receiving a transaction comprising a plurality of operations. Responsive to the receiving, the transaction is verified by verifying the validity of the plurality of operations. Responsive to verifying the transaction, the transaction is applied to the intrusive hash table.

Abstract: An event type generator may provide a training set for classifying documents with respect to an event type. The event type generator may include a request handler to receive the event type and at least one example document, a text analyzer to extract first entities from the at least one example document, and a result manager to execute a first search against an indexed corpus of documents, to obtain first search results, and further to receive at least one selected document from the first search results. The request handler may extract second entities from the at least one selected document, and execute a second search against the indexed corpus of documents, to obtain second search results. The event type generator may thus provide the at least one example document, the first search results, and the second search results as the training set.

Abstract: Archiving may be integrated into an organization's existing data management systems instead of being configured as a separate system. This integration may occur by adding an archiving table to an existing database of the organization containing data that is to be archived. The archiving table may include multiple records, each record storing a binary large object representing a complete, self-contained archive of the organization's data at a preselected time. Incorporating archiving and archived data into the organization's existing data management systems in this manner may eliminate the need for a dedicated archiving system and may eliminate synchronization and interconnectivity issues with an independent archiving system.

Abstract: The embodiments may be adapted to accommodate a plurality of translations of a source text string into a limited available display area of a visual element in a graphical interface of a client system. Text strings in a source language may be received as input. A list of one or more languages selected for the text string to be translated into may also be received as input. The system may then be configured to obtain translations of the text string in the selected languages, to provide a set of translation vectors, and to calculate a minimum display area necessary for a visual element to display the longest translation of the translations contained in the translation vector. The display area of the visual element may then be adjusted to encompass the minimum display area so that the longest translation fits within the display area of the visual element.

Abstract: An upgrade procedure for an application system without downtime is presented. The upgrade procedure includes a mix of a rolling upgrade of application servers, shadow systems, and record and replay mechanisms that employ transformation and locking, for the upgrade of the applications on the application system. Application servers are upgraded one after another. A target version of the system is simultaneously added to the original system and a shadow, or target, system. Data changes are not only carried out in the original system, but are also carried out in the target system, so that a customer realizes no downtime for their data requests to the applications.

Abstract: A feature selection of a feature of an application may be received, where the application is designed for partial execution on a server and for partial execution on a client computer connected to the server by a network. A current location of application code implementing the feature may be identified as being at either the server or the client computer. Then, implementation of the feature may be relocated from the current location to a modified location, where modified application code, obtained from the application code, is re-assigned between the server and the client computer.

Abstract: A system includes, in a first memory location, a pointer to a next one of the plurality of memory locations and a respective reference counter, in each of respective ones of a plurality of memory locations, a pointer to a next one of the plurality of memory locations, a pointer to a previous one of the plurality of memory locations, and a reference counter, and in a last memory location, a pointer to a previous one of the plurality of memory locations and a respective reference counter, and atomically incrementing and decrementing of a reference counter stored in one of the plurality of memory locations.

Abstract: A system and method are described herein that provide for visualizing business objects stored in a backend system in database model views for display as nodes in a user interface. Business objects are retrieved from the backend system, with metadata from the business objects being customized and sorted into a plurality of node types. Each business object may be displayed in a user interface as a node along with other nodes generated from the database model views. The nodes represented by the business objects may be connected by edges that provide for an interconnection between each of the nodes. The edges may be customized by providing directional components to the edges to demonstrate the relationship between the displayed nodes.

Abstract: In an example embodiment, an instance of a first database and an instance of a first application in a first data center of a managed cloud are replicated to a second data center of the managed cloud. Then state information regarding the first application is stored in a network file system in the first data center. Interactions between a user and the first application are directed to the instance of the first application in the first data center. The state information is then updated based on the interactions, and any changes to the instance of the first database based on the interactions are replicated to the second data center. Then a disaster is detected in the first data center, and all interactions between the user and the first application are redirected to a second instance of the first application in the second data center caused by the replication of the instance of the first application in the first data center.

Abstract: A text file is received. The text file is arranged in an extensible format and includes a plurality of metadata lines, a header line, and a plurality of content lines. Keys are retrieved from the content lines. For each key, a data type and a number from at least one metadata table is retrieved. Using a combination of each key and the corresponding data type and number, a column title is derived. Upon verification that the derived column title does not already exist, a column for each key is generated in a content table having a dynamic structure in a relational database schema. The column has the derived column title, a column type based on the corresponding retrieved data type, and the number of generated columns determined by the corresponding retrieved number. The retrieved value is mapped into the column associated with the corresponding key.

Abstract: The disclosure is generally directed to systems and methods for HTTP header-based authentication. For example, the systems and methods include receiving, at a mobile platform server, a first request message from a client device, the first request message requesting to download an application from the mobile platform server, sending, to the client device, a first response message having a first authentication query within header portions of the first response message, receiving, at the mobile platform server, a second request message having first authentication credentials within header portions of the second request message, sending, to the client device, a second response message having a second authentication query within header portions of the second response message, receiving, at the mobile platform server first device, a third request message having second authentication credentials within header portions of the third request message, and sending, to the client device, the application.

Abstract: A system includes determination of a value identifier for each value of a first table, based on a data dictionary of a second table, generation of a hash function, the hash function mapping, for each row of the first table, one or more value identifiers of one or more columns of the row to a pointer to the row, application of the hash function to one or more value identifiers of a row of a second table, determination of whether the output of the hash function is a valid hash, and, if it is determined that the output of the hash function is a valid hash, determination that the row of the second table is associated with the first table.

Abstract: Disclosed are techniques employed alone or in combination, to further enhance a database language and improve conciseness and comprehensiveness of query statements in application code. Embodiments may build upon an initial extension of database language to accommodate concepts of entity-relationship models (ERMs). That initial extension may include entities with structured types, and named associations. One technique modifies SQL to allow the SELECT command to specify element path expressions based upon a relationship (e.g. named associations between ERM elements). Another technique modifies SQL to introduce filter expressions suffixed to associations within path expressions, thus improving adherence to the principle of locality within query statements. Yet another technique allows a shorthand to “factor out” association path prefixes, thereby avoiding lengthy lists of path expressions in order to read several elements from the same nested structure or a same target entity behind a single association.

Abstract: Embodiments relate to re-writing database query plans, and visualizing such re-written query plans. A query re-write framework includes a query normalization engine in communication with a rule catalog comprising query re-write rules in the form of rule classes. The framework receives as input, a query plan graph to be re-written. Based upon the engine's application of re-write rules from the catalog, the framework produces a re-written query plan graph as output. An interface component of the framework may provide a visualization of the re-written query plan graph as part of a dashboard. A user may access the framework to enable/disable existing rules in the catalog, add new rules to the catalog, and/or control a sequence and a precedence in which rules are applied to re-write the query plan. A user may interact with the visualization of the re-written query plan for purposes of de-bugging, re-write optimization, and/or query development.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes methods, systems, and computer program products for providing a remote device remote access to software functions.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are technologies for providing an auxiliary input device. The auxiliary input device may provide data to a mobile host device. In some implementations, the auxiliary input device includes a photoelectric sensor that tracks movement and provides spatial data that manipulates a cursor displayed on a user interface of the mobile host device.

Abstract: Computing threads can be sampled such that the samples hit each activity with a probability proportional to a time period of that activity. Therefore, the sampling can advantageously account for all activities, including activities that are smaller than the applicable sampling interval.