Abstract: A data extraction and analysis system and tool is disclosed herein. The data extraction and analysis system and tool can include memory containing a comparison database, a factor database, and a model database that can include a multilevel model. The data extraction and analysis system and tool can include a content management server. The content management server can receive a request identifying a species and a variable and can retrieve data to generate a statistical model. Based on the statistical model, the content management server can identify and recommend an option to the requestor.

Abstract: A data extraction and analysis system and tool is disclosed herein. The data extraction and analysis system and tool can include memory containing a comparison database, a factor database, and a model database that can include a multilevel model. The data extraction and analysis system and tool can include a content management server. The content management server can receive a request identifying a species and a variable and can retrieve data to generate a statistical model. Based on the statistical model, the content management server can identify and recommend an option to the requestor.

Abstract: A query processing system has a query processor and a data manager. The query processor calls the data manager to carry out data access for a query including a filtering operation. The data manager accesses the data in a set of data and before returning the data, initiates a callback to the query processor to determine if the located data meets the filtering criteria. Where the data does not satisfy the filtering criteria, the data manager seeks additional data in the set of data, without having to return the first located data to the query processor.

Abstract: A query processing system has a query processor and a data manager. The query processor calls the data manager to carry out data access for a query including a filtering operation. The data manager accesses the data in a set of data and before returning the data, initiates a callback to the query processor to determine if the located data meets the filtering criteria. Where the data does not satisfy the filtering criteria, the data manager seeks additional data in the set of data, without having to return the first located data to the query processor.

Abstract: A query processing system has a query processor and a data manager. The query processor calls the data manager to carry out data access for a query including a filtering operation. The data manager accesses the data in a set of data and before returning the data, initiates a callback to the query processor to determine if the located data meets the filtering criteria. Where the data does not satisfy the filtering criteria, the data manager seeks additional data in the set of data, without having to return the first located data to the query processor.

Abstract: A query processing system has a query processor and a data manager. The query processor calls the data manager to carry out data access for a query including a filtering operation. The data manager accesses the data in a set of data and before returning the data, initiates a callback to the query processor to determine if the located data meets the filtering criteria. Where the data does not satisfy the filtering criteria, the data manager seeks additional data in the set of data, without having to return the first located data to the query processor.

Abstract: A lock control data structure for a unit of work of an application program. The unit of work has a set of threads of access for opening a set of objects accessible to the application program. The lock control data structure has a set of object-specific lock models corresponding to the set of objects, and a lock controller for locking each object in the set of objects. Information regarding the lock requirements for each object are stored in the corresponding object-specific lock model. The lock controller locks and unlocks each object in the set of objects based on the information stored in the corresponding object-specific lock model.

Abstract: A query processing system has a query processor and a data manager. The query processor calls the data manager to carry out data access for a query including a filtering operation. The data manager accesses the data in a set of data and before returning the data, initiates a callback to the query processor to determine if the located data meets the filtering criteria. Where the data does not satisfy the filtering criteria, the data manager seeks additional data in the set of data, without having to return the first located data to the query processor.