Abstract: A method for validating data structures includes generating and storing, at each of multiple intervals, a signature for each of multiple data structures, including a parent data structure and a child data structure. The method also includes, in response to a request to validate the child data structure, retrieving active state signatures of the parent and child data structures, and comparing the active state signatures. The method further includes, when the active state signatures are inconsistent, comparing the active state signature of the child data structure to a first prior state signature of the parent data structure; and when the active state signature of the child data structure is consistent with the first prior state signature of the parent data structure, notifying a user that the child data structure is a match for the parent data structure but out of sync therewith.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for evaluating data included in disparate data structures. One exemplary system comprises a first database including a first data structure having first data, and a second database including a second data structure having second data, where at least some of the second data is duplicative of at least some of the first data. The system also includes a computing device coupled to the first and second databases. The computing device is configured to request a first aggregate of the first data, receive the first aggregate, and load the first aggregate in an aggregate data structure. The computing device is further configured to request a second aggregate of the second data, receive the second aggregate, and load the second aggregate in the aggregate data structure, whereby a comparison of the first and second aggregates may be made.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for validating data structures. An exemplary method includes generating and storing, at each of multiple intervals, a signature for each of multiple data structures, including a parent data structure and a child data structure. The method also includes, in response to a request to validate the child data structure, retrieving active state signatures of the parent and child data structures, and comparing the active state signatures. The method further includes, when the active state signatures are inconsistent, comparing the active state signature of the child data structure to a first prior state signature of the parent data structure; and when the active state signature of the child data structure is consistent with the first prior state signature of the parent data structure, notifying a user that the child data structure is a match for the parent data structure but out of sync therewith.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for evaluating data included in disparate data structures. One exemplary system comprises a first database including a first data structure having first data, and a second database including a second data structure having second data, where at least some of the second data is duplicative of at least some of the first data. The system also includes a computing device coupled to the first and second databases. The computing device is configured to request a first aggregate of the first data, receive the first aggregate, and load the first aggregate in an aggregate data structure. The computing device is further configured to request a second aggregate of the second data, receive the second aggregate, and load the second aggregate in the aggregate data structure, whereby a comparison of the first and second aggregates may be made.