Abstract: Provided are methods, systems, and computer readable media for user interaction with database methods and systems. In an aspect, a user interface can be generated to permit dynamic display generation to view data. The system can comprise a visualization component to dynamically generate one or more visual representations of the data to present in the state space.

Abstract: Systems and methods for data management are disclosed. One method can comprise defining a plurality of data tables, wherein one or more of the data tables comprises a data field, loading a first data table of the plurality of data tables in a first memory, wherein one or more data fields of the first data table is associated with a second data table of the plurality of data tables, and wherein the second data table is resident in a second memory, and presenting a visualization of the first data table and the second data table.

Abstract: Provided are methods, systems, and computer readable media for user interaction with database methods and systems. In an aspect, a user interface can be generated to permit dynamic display generation to view data. The system can comprise a visualization component to dynamically generate one or more visual representations of the data to present in the state space.

Abstract: Provided are methods, systems, and computer readable media for user interaction with database methods and systems. In an aspect, a user interface can be generated to permit dynamic display generation to view data. The system can comprise a visualization component to dynamically generate one or more visual representations of the data to present in the state space.

Abstract: Provided are methods, systems, and computer readable media for user interaction with database methods and systems. In an aspect, a user interface can be generated to facilitate dynamic display generation to view data. The system can comprise a visualization component to dynamically generate one or more visual representations of the data to present in the state space.

Abstract: A method for retrieving calculation results, wherein a first input or selection causes a first calculation on a database to produce an intermediate result, and a second selection or input causes a second calculation on the intermediate result, producing a final result. These results are cached with digital fingerprint identifiers. A first identifier is calculated from the first selection, and a second identifier is calculated from the second selection and the intermediate result. The first identifier and intermediate result are associated and cached, while the second identifier and final result are associated and cached. The final result may be then retrieved using the first and second selections or inputs by recalculating the first identifier and searching the cache for the first identifier associated with the intermediate result. Upon locating the intermediate result, the second identifier may be recalculated to locate the cached second identifier associated with the final result.

Abstract: Information is extracted from a database using a computer-implemented method that involves a sequential chain of main calculations, in which a first main calculation (P1) operates a first selection item (S1) on a data set (R0) that represents the database to produce a first result (R1), and a second main calculation (P2) operates a second selection item (S2) on the first result (R1) to produce a second result (R2). The first and second results (R1, R2) are cached in computer memory (10) for re-use in subsequent iterations of the method, thereby reducing the need to execute the first and/or second main calculations (P1, P2) for extracting the information.

Abstract: A method operates on a database to extract and present information to a user. The database comprises data tables containing values of a number of variables. The information is to be extracted by evaluating at least one mathematical function which operates on one or more selected calculation variables. The presented information is to be partitioned on one or more selected classification variables.