Abstract: A data conversion system and method are provided. Specifically, under the present invention, a collection of data records is received from a first application. The data records include data fields for storing data entries, with at least one of the data fields including multiple data entries. Each data entry is tagged with a corresponding data header (meta data) and individually arranged, along with a corresponding record identifier, into a separate row of a table. This eliminates any multiple value data fields so that the data can be more accurately manipulated and reported by a second application.

Abstract: A data conversion system and method are provided. Specifically, under the present invention, a collection of data records is received from a first application. The data records include data fields for storing data entries, with at least one of the data fields including multiple data entries. Each data entry is tagged with a corresponding data header (meta data) and individually arranged, along with a corresponding record identifier, into a separate row of a table. This eliminates any multiple value data fields so that the data can be more accurately manipulated and reported by a second application.

Abstract: Database transactions are performed involving multiple databases each having a processing agent. A transaction database is coupled to each of the multiple databases. A processing database agent writes a transaction document having a key and a detail to the transaction database. The processing agents periodically search the transaction database for a key and a detail to determine whether the agent should process the transaction. The agent then updates a record in its corresponding database based on the key and detail of the transaction. A wildcard character may be used in the key to indicate multiple documents in the respective processing database are affected by the transaction.

Abstract: A data conversion system and method are provided. Specifically, under the present invention, a collection of data 4records is received from a first application. The data records include data fields for storing data entries, with at least one of the data fields including multiple data entries. Each data entry is tagged with a corresponding data header (meta data) and individually arranged, along with a corresponding record identifier, into a separate row of a table. This eliminates any multiple value data fields so that the data can be more accurately manipulated and reported by a second application.