Patents by Inventor Shlomo Noach

Shlomo Noach has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Database Schema Branching Workflow, with Support for Data, Keyspaces and VSchemas
    Publication number: 20230267103
    Abstract: A branch of a main database is created, comprising a copy of the main database schema. A user edits the branch and requests that it be merged back into the main database. A schema diff is generated and used to determine differences between the main database and the edited branch. The merge is performed if it does not create a conflict. A second branch is created and edited by a second user. When the second user indicates to merge the second branch back into the main database, differences between the two branches are determined, relative to the main database. If merging the second branch back into the main database on top of the first branch does not create a conflict, a three-way merge is performed of the first branch, the second branch, and the version of the main database from which the first and second branches were generated.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 21, 2023
    Publication date: August 24, 2023
    Inventors: Sam George Lambert, Patrick A. Reynolds, Shlomo Noach, Nicholas Diego Van Wiggeren, Jordan Tyler Williams
  • Database schema branching workflow, with support for data, keyspaces and VSchemas
    Patent number: 11669504
    Abstract: A branch of a main database is created, comprising a copy of the main database schema. A user edits the branch and requests that it be merged back into the main database. A schema diff is generated and used to determine differences between the main database and the edited branch. The merge is performed if it does not create a conflict. A second branch is created and edited by a second user. When the second user indicates to merge the second branch back into the main database, differences between the two branches are determined, relative to the main database. If merging the second branch back into the main database on top of the first branch does not create a conflict, a three-way merge is performed of the first branch, the second branch, and the version of the main database from which the first and second branches were generated.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 15, 2022
    Date of Patent: June 6, 2023
    Assignee: PlanetScale, Inc.
    Inventors: Sam George Lambert, Patrick A. Reynolds, Shlomo Noach, Nicholas Diego Van Wiggeren, Jordan Tyler Williams
  • Database Schema Branching Workflow, with Support for Data, Keyspaces and VSchemas
    Publication number: 20230072825
    Abstract: A branch of a main database is created, comprising a copy of the main database schema. A user edits the branch and requests that it be merged back into the main database. A schema diff is generated and used to determine differences between the main database and the edited branch. The merge is performed if it does not create a conflict. A second branch is created and edited by a second user. When the second user indicates to merge the second branch back into the main database, differences between the two branches are determined, relative to the main database. If merging the second branch back into the main database on top of the first branch does not create a conflict, a three-way merge is performed of the first branch, the second branch, and the version of the main database from which the first and second branches were generated.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 15, 2022
    Publication date: March 9, 2023
    Inventors: Sam George Lambert, Patrick A. Reynolds, Shlomo Noach, Nicholas Diego Van Wiggeren, Jordan Tyler Williams
  • Database schema branching workflow, with support for data, keyspaces and VSchemas
    Patent number: 11531653
    Abstract: A branch of a main database is created, comprising a copy of the main database schema. A user edits the branch and requests that it be merged back into the main database. A schema diff is generated and used to determine differences between the main database and the edited branch. The merge is performed if it does not create a conflict. A second branch is created and edited by a second user. When the second user indicates to merge the second branch back into the main database, differences between the two branches are determined, relative to the main database. If merging the second branch back into the main database on top of the first branch does not create a conflict, a three-way merge is performed of the first branch, the second branch, and the version of the main database from which the first and second branches were generated.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 29, 2022
    Date of Patent: December 20, 2022
    Assignee: PlanetScale, Inc.
    Inventors: Sam George Lambert, Patrick A. Reynolds, Shlomo Noach, Nicholas Diego Van Wiggeren, Jordan Tyler Williams
  • Database Schema Branching Workflow, with Support for Data, Keyspaces and VSchemas
    Publication number: 20220309045
    Abstract: A branch of a main database is created, comprising a copy of the main database schema. A user edits the branch and requests that it be merged back into the main database. A schema diff is generated and used to determine differences between the main database and the edited branch. The merge is performed if it does not create a conflict. A second branch is created and edited by a second user. When the second user indicates to merge the second branch back into the main database, differences between the two branches are determined, relative to the main database. If merging the second branch back into the main database on top of the first branch does not create a conflict, a three-way merge is performed of the first branch, the second branch, and the version of the main database from which the first and second branches were generated.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 29, 2022
    Publication date: September 29, 2022
    Inventors: Sam George Lambert, Patrick A. Reynolds, Shlomo Noach, Nicholas Diego Van Wiggeren, Jordan Tyler Williams