Abstract: Updating multiple data records in a database system with at least one database and a first server comprises creating a first session and loading, within the first session, the multiple data records stored by the database into a memory of the first server. Update at least a first and a second of the multiple data records during the first session in the memory of the first server. A database transaction mechanism writes back the multiple data records after updating the at least first and second data records to the database which insures that either all or none of the updated database records are committed. The database transaction mechanism includes a write lock over the first and second data records stored in the database.

Abstract: Systems and methods for handling database transactions within a database session. A first client request to update a first data piece of a database session is received. A first response to the first client request indicates an update of the first data piece in accordance with the first request and publishes the update to enable further processing of the updated first data piece. An indication indicates that the updated first data piece is to be further updated and/or a second data piece of the database session is to be updated. A second client request is received to update a third data piece of the database session and a second response to the second client request indicates an update of the third data piece in accordance with the second request and an update of the updated first data piece in accordance with the indication.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and a method for ensuring high availability and guarantee delivery of event streams to target consumer applications. The distributed event streaming platform of the present invention is provided with an event streaming layer comprising a plurality of independent and non-replicating event streaming clusters that are configured to process events received from a producer module. A monitoring module is provided to monitor the propagation and delivery of each propagated event based on event notifications received from an event producer module and a plurality of the consumer modules.

Abstract: A method of integrating data objects includes: storing (i) an originating record containing a first unique identifier and a first set of data fields defining a first item supplied by a first provider, and (ii) a destination record containing a second unique identifier and a second set of data fields defining a second item supplied by a second provider; receiving an instruction to merge the originating record into the destination record, the request containing the first and second unique identifiers; in response to receiving the instruction, updating the destination record by: comparing the first set of data fields with the second set of data fields; and for each data field of the first set that matches a corresponding data field of the second set, marking the corresponding data field of the second set as a shared field; and sending the updated destination record to a client device for display.

Abstract: Updating multiple data records in a database system with at least one database and a first server comprises creating a first session and loading, within the first session, the multiple data records stored by the database into a memory of the first server. Update at least a first and a second of the multiple data records during the first session in the memory of the first server. A database transaction mechanism writes back the multiple data records after updating the at least first and second data records to the database which insures that either all or none of the updated database records are committed. The database transaction mechanism includes a write lock over the first and second data records stored in the database.

Abstract: Systems and methods for handling database transactions within a database session. A first client request to update a first data piece of a database session is received. A first response to the first client request indicates an update of the first data piece in accordance with the first request and publishes the update to enable further processing of the updated first data piece. An indication indicates that the updated first data piece is to be further updated and/or a second data piece of the database session is to be updated. A second client request is received to update a third data piece of the database session and a second response to the second client request indicates an update of the third data piece in accordance with the second request and an update of the updated first data piece in accordance with the indication.

Abstract: A method of aggregating and updating heterogeneous data objects for a client subsystem includes: storing a set of data object definitions, each defining a mapping between an aggregated data object format and a plurality of supplier data object formats; storing a set of update definitions, each defining a mapping between an aggregated update operation and a plurality of supplier update mechanisms; receiving a data object in a supplier data object formats; selecting, based on the supplier data object format of the received data object, a data object definitions and generating an aggregated data object according to the selected definition; presenting the generated aggregated data object to the client subsystem; receiving an aggregated update operation from the client subsystem for updating the aggregated data object; and selecting, based on the received aggregated update operation, one of the update definitions and initiating a supplier update mechanism according to the selected update definition.

Abstract: A method of integrating data objects includes: storing (i) an originating record containing a first unique identifier and a first set of data fields defining a first item supplied by a first provider, and (ii) a destination record containing a second unique identifier and a second set of data fields defining a second item supplied by a second provider; receiving an instruction to merge the originating record into the destination record, the request containing the first and second unique identifiers; in response to receiving the instruction, updating the destination record by: comparing the first set of data fields with the second set of data fields; and for each data field of the first set that matches a corresponding data field of the second set, marking the corresponding data field of the second set as a shared field; and sending the updated destination record to a client device for display.