Abstract: Provided are a system and method for generating a database scheme for storing different types of data structures. In one example, the method includes receiving a first data object having a first data structure and a second data object having a second data structure that is different than the first data structure, generating a database scheme based on the first data structure and the second data structure, wherein the generated database scheme retains information about a structure of the first data structure and a structure of the second data structure, and storing the first data object and the second data object, in a database, according to the generated database scheme. According to various aspects, by at least partially retaining the original structure of the data objects, further searching and processing may be performed on different types of data objects stored in a relational database.

Abstract: Provided are a system and method for generating a database scheme for storing different types of data structures. In one example, the method includes receiving a first data object having a first data structure and a second data object having a second data structure that is different than the first data structure, generating a database scheme based on the first data structure and the second data structure, wherein the generated database scheme retains information about a structure of the first data structure and a structure of the second data structure, and storing the first data object and the second data object, in a database, according to the generated database scheme. According to various aspects, by at least partially retaining the original structure of the data objects, further searching and processing may be performed on different types of data objects stored in a relational database.

Abstract: A method for automating evaluation of grammars associated with one or more programming languages is disclosed. The computer system accesses first grammar data associated with a first grammar and second grammar data associated with a second grammar, wherein a grammar comprises one or more rules that define a programming language. The computer system determines from the first grammar data and the second grammar data whether the first grammar and the second grammar correspond to the same programming language. Determining further includes applying one or more transformational steps to both the first grammar data and the second grammar data. After each transformational step, the computer system determines whether the first and second grammar data correspond. In accordance with a determination that the first grammar data and the second grammar data correspond, the computer system determines that the first and second grammar both correspond to the same programming language.