Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for cluster-based code analysis and transformation. Cluster-based analysis may group code objects based on their similarity across functional areas, such as where a code object is cloned in multiple areas (e.g. sort functions that are duplicated across areas, or reports or tables that are identical). In some implementations, objects may be grouped into clusters by type, or based on reading from or writing to a common table. In some implementations, clustering at different layers may be possible.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for automated analysis and transformation of databases and related applications and functions from a row-oriented syntax to a column-oriented syntax. An analyzer client executed by a processor of a client device may analyze a first database of a business management system comprising a plurality of arrays in a row-oriented syntax. A transformer executed by the processor may execute a first array of a second database having a column-oriented syntax. Iteratively, for each array of the plurality of arrays of the first database, the transformer may read an element at a first position of said array, and write the element to a next position of the first array of the second database.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for automatically transforming reporting and view database schema during upgrading of a system from a source installation to a target installation. An analyzer executed by a processor of a client device may identify an application of a source installation configured to process a first one or more objects of the source installation. The analyzer may determine that the first one or more objects are modified during upgrading or transformation of the source installation to a target installation. The analyzer may generate a mapping between the first one or more objects of the source installation to a second one or more objects of the target installation, responsive to the determination. A transformer executed by the processor of the client device may modify a schema of the application, according to the generated mapping.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for identifying and grouping code objects into functional areas with boundaries crossed by entry points. An analysis agent may select a first functional area of a source installation of an application to be transformed to a target installation of the application from a plurality of functional areas of the source installation, each functional area comprising a plurality of associated code objects; and identify a first subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations only to other code objects of the first functional area, and a second subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations to code objects in additional functional areas, the second subset comprising entry points of the first functional area.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for providing a heat map interface for analyzing and reporting transformation capabilities of a source installation to a target installation of an application. Characteristics of the source installation are displayed in an easy, intuitive interface, providing improved efficiency in analysis and planning. Furthermore, the interface is interactive, allowing an administrator or user to select and apply transformation dispositions to code objects grouped into regions and sub-regions, providing versatility and accuracy of configuration.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for automatic retrofitting of customized code objects during transformation of a system from a source installation to a target installation. In many instances, new objects may be created or objects modified on an online or production system while a development system is being upgraded. Simply copying the upgraded development system to the production system when complete would delete these new objects or modifications. Accordingly, the modifications or new objects may need to be retrofitted, or propagated to the development system and upgraded or transformed for compatibility with the new software, prior to placing the system online.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for cluster-based code analysis and transformation. Cluster-based analysis may group code objects based on their similarity across functional areas, such as where a code object is cloned in multiple areas (e.g. sort functions that are duplicated across areas, or reports or tables that are identical). In some implementations, objects may be grouped into clusters by type, or based on reading from or writing to a common table. In some implementations, clustering at different layers may be possible.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for automated analysis and transformation of databases and related applications and functions from a row-oriented syntax to a column-oriented syntax. An analyzer client executed by a processor of a client device may analyze a first database of a business management system comprising a plurality of arrays in a row-oriented syntax. A transformer executed by the processor may execute a first array of a second database having a column-oriented syntax. Iteratively, for each array of the plurality of arrays of the first database, the transformer may read an element at a first position of said array, and write the element to a next position of the first array of the second database.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for identifying and grouping code objects into functional areas with boundaries crossed by entry points. An analysis agent may select a first functional area of a source installation of an application to be transformed to a target installation of the application from a plurality of functional areas of the source installation, each functional area comprising a plurality of associated code objects; and identify a first subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations only to other code objects of the first functional area, and a second subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations to code objects in additional functional areas, the second subset comprising entry points of the first functional area.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for providing a heat map interface for analyzing and reporting transformation capabilities of a source installation to a target installation of an application. Characteristics of the source installation are displayed in an easy, intuitive interface, providing improved efficiency in analysis and planning. Furthermore, the interface is interactive, allowing an administrator or user to select and apply transformation dispositions to code objects grouped into regions and sub-regions, providing versatility and accuracy of configuration.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for automatic retrofitting of customized code objects during transformation of a system from a source installation to a target installation. In many instances, new objects may be created or objects modified on an online or production system while a development system is being upgraded. Simply copying the upgraded development system to the production system when complete would delete these new objects or modifications. Accordingly, the modifications or new objects may need to be retrofitted, or propagated to the development system and upgraded or transformed for compatibility with the new software, prior to placing the system online.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for automatically transforming reporting and view database schema during upgrading of a system from a source installation to a target installation. An analyzer executed by a processor of a client device may identify an application of a source installation configured to process a first one or more objects of the source installation. The analyzer may determine that the first one or more objects are modified during upgrading or transformation of the source installation to a target installation. The analyzer may generate a mapping between the first one or more objects of the source installation to a second one or more objects of the target installation, responsive to the determination. A transformer executed by the processor of the client device may modify a schema of the application, according to the generated mapping.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for identifying and grouping code objects into functional areas with boundaries crossed by entry points. An analysis agent may select a first functional area of a source installation of an application to be transformed to a target installation of the application from a plurality of functional areas of the source installation, each functional area comprising a plurality of associated code objects; and identify a first subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations only to other code objects of the first functional area, and a second subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations to code objects in additional functional areas, the second subset comprising entry points of the first functional area.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for automatically transforming reporting and view database schema during upgrading of a system from a source installation to a target installation. An analyzer executed by a processor of a client device may identify an application of a source installation configured to process a first one or more objects of the source installation. The analyzer may determine that the first one or more objects are modified during upgrading or transformation of the source installation to a target installation. The analyzer may generate a mapping between the first one or more objects of the source installation to a second one or more objects of the target installation, responsive to the determination. A transformer executed by the processor of the client device may modify a schema of the application, according to the generated mapping.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for cluster-based code analysis and transformation. Cluster-based analysis may group code objects based on their similarity across functional areas, such as where a code object is cloned in multiple areas (e.g. sort functions that are duplicated across areas, or reports or tables that are identical). In some implementations, objects may be grouped into clusters by type, or based on reading from or writing to a common table. In some implementations, clustering at different layers may be possible.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for identifying and grouping code objects into functional areas with boundaries crossed by entry points. An analysis agent may select a first functional area of a source installation of an application to be transformed to a target installation of the application from a plurality of functional areas of the source installation, each functional area comprising a plurality of associated code objects; and identify a first subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations only to other code objects of the first functional area, and a second subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations to code objects in additional functional areas, the second subset comprising entry points of the first functional area.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for cluster-based code analysis and transformation. Cluster-based analysis may group code objects based on their similarity across functional areas, such as where a code object is cloned in multiple areas (e.g. sort functions that are duplicated across areas, or reports or tables that are identical). In some implementations, objects may be grouped into clusters by type, or based on reading from or writing to a common table. In some implementations, clustering at different layers may be possible.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for identifying and grouping code objects into functional areas with boundaries crossed by entry points. An analysis agent may select a first functional area of a source installation of an application to be transformed to a target installation of the application from a plurality of functional areas of the source installation, each functional area comprising a plurality of associated code objects; and identify a first subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations only to other code objects of the first functional area, and a second subset of the plurality of associated code objects of the first functional area having associations to code objects in additional functional areas, the second subset comprising entry points of the first functional area.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for automatic retrofitting of customized code objects during transformation of a system from a source installation to a target installation. In many instances, new objects may be created or objects modified on an online or production system while a development system is being upgraded. Simply copying the upgraded development system to the production system when complete would delete these new objects or modifications. Accordingly, the modifications or new objects may need to be retrofitted, or propagated to the development system and upgraded or transformed for compatibility with the new software, prior to placing the system online.

Abstract: The present application is directed towards systems and methods for providing a heat map interface for analyzing and reporting transformation capabilities of a source installation to a target installation of an application. Characteristics of the source installation are displayed in an easy, intuitive interface, providing improved efficiency in analysis and planning. Furthermore, the interface is interactive, allowing an administrator or user to select and apply transformation dispositions to code objects grouped into regions and sub-regions, providing versatility and accuracy of configuration.