Abstract: A computer-implemented method for quality recurrence check in database management systems. A quality data object record is identified. The database management system establishes a set of match criteria including a temporal constraint, matching field limiter, and text comparison fields restriction. A set of suggested match terms is extracted from a first field in the quality data object record that outline aspects of the quality data object record to be matched. The set of suggested match terms with data object records in the database management system satisfying the set of match criteria are compared to identify potential recurrence data objects associated with the quality data object record. Each identified potential recurrence data object satisfying a threshold is associated with the quality data object. Similarly, the inverse association is executed. The quality data object is associated with each identified potential recurrence data object satisfying the threshold.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments relate to a pedalboard configured to house a musical effect component. A musical effect component housing may be configured to house a musical effect component and be disposed in a cavity of the pedalboard without the use of an adhesive fastener. The musical effect component housing may include a first plate, a second plate, and standoffs connecting the first plate and the second plate. A musical effect component may be disposed between the first plate and second plate to secure the musical effect component. The first plate may include an aperture formed within the first plate configured to dispose a portion of a musical effect component and a rail formed on both a first end and a second end of the first plate configured to engage the musical effect component housing with the pedalboard.

Abstract: The disclosed embodiments relate to a pedalboard configured to house a musical effect component. A musical effect component housing may be configured to house a musical effect component and be disposed in a cavity of the pedalboard without the use of an adhesive fastener. The musical effect component housing may include a first plate, a second plate, and standoffs connecting the first plate and the second plate. A musical effect component may be disposed between the first plate and second plate to secure the musical effect component. The first plate may include an aperture formed within the first plate configured to dispose a portion of a musical effect component and a rail formed on both a first end and a second end of the first plate configured to engage the musical effect component housing with the pedalboard.