Abstract: A system, and program product for managing the creation, retrieval, editing or distribution of content by creating a folder and filing the folder in a library on a selected server. This is accomplished by first creating an autofoldering configuration entry in an Auto Link table. Accomplishment of this step results in returning target item types and an auto folder structure. This auto folder structure contains target and source item type IDs. The next step is fetching a next set of target item type attribute IDs, and looping through item types from the auto folder structure, searching for a target folder for each target item type from the auto folder structure. A link is invoked to a folder for each target item found; and a target folder is created if no target folders are found.

Abstract: A method, system, and program product for managing the creation, retrieval, editing or distribution of content by creating a folder and filing the folder in a library on a selected server. This is accomplished by first creating an autofoldering configuration entry in an Auto Link table. Accomplishment of this step results in returning target item types and an auto folder structure. This auto folder structure contains target and source item type IDs. The next step is fetching a next set of target item type attribute IDs, and looping through item types from the auto folder structure, searching for a target folder for each target item type from the auto folder structure. A link is invoked to a folder for each target item found; and a target folder is created if no target folders are found.

Abstract: A database management system, method, and program product for managing a relational database of items. Each of the items has a plurality of attributes, and the relational database is adapted to operate on the items as a function of the attributes of an item. According to our invention the attributes are arrayed in a hierarchal array of attributes and levels of attribute groups, such that an attribute group contains one or more attributes. According to our invention an attribute is contained in only one first level attribute group, and an intermediate attribute group is contained in only one attribute group at a next higher level. In a preferred embodiment of our invention the items are content items.