Abstract: Embodiments provide a computer-implemented method for managing interval boundaries of electronic records. The method includes receiving electronic records, associating a first selection criterion and second selection criterion with the electronic records, and associating some of the electronic records with a group based at least in part on determining that the second selection criterion is within a predetermined range of a first threshold. The method further includes generating a group record that identifies the group, associating a third selection criterion with the group record, the third selection criterion being within the interval boundaries, and identifying an expiration of an interval boundary based at least in part on determining that the electronic data representing the third selection criterion is within a predetermined range of a second threshold.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a computer-implemented method for managing interval boundaries of electronic records. The method includes receiving electronic records, associating a first selection criterion and second selection criterion with the electronic records, and associating some of the electronic records with a group based at least in part on determining that the second selection criterion is within a predetermined range of a first threshold. The method further includes generating a group record that identifies the group, associating a third selection criterion with the group record, the third selection criterion being within the interval boundaries, and identifying an expiration of an interval boundary based at least in part on determining that the electronic data representing the third selection criterion is within a predetermined range of a second threshold.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a computer-implemented method for managing interval boundaries of electronic records. The method includes receiving electronic records, associating a first selection criterion and second selection criterion with the electronic records, and associating some of the electronic records with a group based at least in part on determining that the second selection criterion is within a predetermined range of a first threshold. The method further includes generating a group record that identifies the group, associating a third selection criterion with the group record, the third selection criterion being within the interval boundaries, and identifying an expiration of an interval boundary based at least in part on determining that the electronic data representing the third selection criterion is within a predetermined range of a second threshold.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a computer-implemented method for managing interval boundaries of electronic records. The method includes receiving electronic records, associating a first selection criterion and second selection criterion with the electronic records, and associating some of the electronic records with a group based at least in part on determining that the second selection criterion is within a predetermined range of a first threshold. The method further includes generating a group record that identifies the group, associating a third selection criterion with the group record, the third selection criterion being within the interval boundaries, and identifying an expiration of an interval boundary based at least in part on determining that the electronic data representing the third selection criterion is within a predetermined range of a second threshold.

Abstract: A method for matching a first list of pattern strings to a second list of data strings, the first list including zero or more wildcards, may include identifying, for each pattern string in the first list, a data string in the second list corresponding with a respective one of the pattern strings. The method may further include determining whether the first list matches the second list by determining, for each pattern string in the first list, whether a respective one of the strings includes a wildcard for matching zero or more characters of a data string corresponding with the pattern string, and further performing a wildcard string comparison between the pattern string and the data string corresponding with the pattern string. The method may additionally include providing a data value indicating whether the first list matches the second list.

Abstract: A method for matching a first list of pattern strings to a second list of data strings, the first list including zero or more wildcards, may include identifying, for each pattern string in the first list, a data string in the second list corresponding with a respective one of the pattern strings. The method may further include determining whether the first list matches the second list by determining, for each pattern string in the first list, whether a respective one of the strings includes a wildcard for matching zero or more characters of a data string corresponding with the pattern string, and further performing a wildcard string comparison between the pattern string and the data string corresponding with the pattern string. The method may additionally include providing a data value indicating whether the first list matches the second list.