Abstract: An interception module used in a tokenization system is provided. The tokenization system comprises a source and a target, a common bus architecture, and a tokenizer. The source and the target, the interception module and the tokenizer are communicatively coupled via the common bus architecture. The interception module is configured to intercept a message transmitted from the source directed to the target via the common bus architecture, and in response to determining that the message comprises sensitive data, forward the intercepted message to the tokenizer for tokenization or detokenization.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for associating a unique identifier with an object. The system may include a database with a memory unit, an index unit, and a control pointer unit, at least one identifier management unit, and at least one update unit. A finite set of identifiers is organized in pages, and each page includes a bitmap representing the availability of the identifiers. The pointers to data in the index include a pointer to a last page loaded by an identifier management unit, and a pointer to a last page updated by an update unit.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for associating a unique identifier with an object. The system may include a database with a memory unit, an index unit, and a control pointer unit, at least one identifier management unit, and at least one update unit. A finite set of identifiers is organized in pages, and each page includes a bitmap representing the availability of the identifiers. The pointers to data in the index include a pointer to a last page loaded by an identifier management unit, and a pointer to a last page updated by an update unit.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for for associating a unique identifier with an object. The system may includes a database with a memory unit, an index unit, and a control pointer unit, at least one identifier management unit, and at least one update unit. A finite set of identifiers is organized in pages, and each page includes a bitmap representing the availability of the identifiers. The pointers to data in the index include a pointer to a last page loaded by an identifier management unit, and a pointer to a last page updated by an update unit.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products for for associating a unique identifier with an object. The system may includes a database with a memory unit, an index unit, and a control pointer unit, at least one identifier management unit, and at least one update unit. A finite set of identifiers is organized in pages, and each page includes a bitmap representing the availability of the identifiers. The pointers to data in the index include a pointer to a last page loaded by an identifier management unit, and a pointer to a last page updated by an update unit.

Abstract: The method and system according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention allows synchronizing the PNR values across a multi-server (possibly multi-platform) reservation system with an efficient and consistent mechanism. The mechanism addresses the consistency and performance issues thanks to its versioning and its lazy behaviour (the synchronization occurs only when required). It can be used as a solution during a migration phase from one system to another with progressive migration of applications sharing data, and also as a permanent solution for distributed applications across different platforms. According to a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the reservation services are distributed between two different platforms (e.g. mainframe and open platforms) they require sharing the same Passenger Name Record (PNR) contextual data in read and write mode to perform their business functionalities.