Abstract: A multi-tenant hosting system receives business data and tenant-identifying data, from a tenant. The data from multiple different tenants is stored on a single database, but the data corresponding to each tenant is partitioned by marketing the data with a partition identifier, within the database. Therefore, the hosting system only allows individual tenants to have access to their own data.

Abstract: A multi-tenant hosting system receives business data and tenant-identifying data, from a tenant. The data from multiple different tenants is stored on a single database, but the data corresponding to each tenant is partitioned by marketing the data with a partition identifier, within the database. Therefore, the hosting system only allows individual tenants to have access to their own data.

Abstract: A search system, separate from a relational database, generates an index of information in the relational database that can be used to look up business records (or entities). A search system, that is also separate from the relational database, receives typing or other character inputs in a search user input mechanism and generates queries against the index based on the typing inputs, or other character inputs, received. The search system returns results and modifies those results as additional typing inputs, or characters, are received.

Abstract: Enterprise systems, methods and computer program products are disclosed for providing caching of data retrieved from joined tables and an inheritance table hierarchy of a database in an enterprise. The computer implemented method comprises creating a queue of cursors of a statement associated with a database; evaluating a cursor of the queue and marking as one of a unique record and an object of an inheritance table; and, if a cursor of the queue is marked as one of a unique record and a unique object, then, storing data associated with one of the unique record and object in a data cache for subsequent retrieval, thus avoiding costly network calls. If the process leaves a cursor unevaluated, the method retrieves data from an enterprise database associated with the statement. The process is implemented on an application object server including a data access layer and a kernel instance.

Abstract: A search system, separate from a relational database, generates an index of information in the relational database that can be used to look up business records (or entities). A search system, that is also separate from the relational database, receives typing or other character inputs in a search user input mechanism and generates queries against the index based on the typing inputs, or other character inputs, received. The search system returns results and modifies those results as additional typing inputs, or characters, are received.

Abstract: A multi-tenant hosting system receives business data and tenant-identifying data, from a tenant. The data from multiple different tenants is stored on a single database, but the data corresponding to each tenant is partitioned by marketing the data with a partition identifier, within the database. Therefore, the hosting system only allows individual tenants to have access to their own data.

Abstract: Enterprise systems, methods and computer program products are disclosed for providing caching of data retrieved from joined tables and an inheritance table hierarchy of a database in an enterprise. The computer implemented method comprises creating a queue of cursors of a statement associated with a database; evaluating a cursor of the queue and marking as one of a unique record and an object of an inheritance table; and, if a cursor of the queue is marked as one of a unique record and a unique object, then, storing data associated with one of the unique record and object in a data cache for subsequent retrieval, thus avoiding costly network calls. If the process leaves a cursor unevaluated, the method retrieves data from an enterprise database associated with the statement. The process is implemented on an application object server including a data access layer and a kernel instance.