Abstract: A system includes a first park circuit having a signal input, an output, and a control input. The system also includes a first signal path having an input and an output, wherein the input of the first signal path is coupled to the output of the first park circuit. The system also includes a second park circuit having a signal input, an output, and a control input, wherein the signal input of the second park circuit is coupled to the output of the first signal path. The system further includes a second signal path having an input and an output, wherein the input of the second signal path is coupled to the output of the second park circuit.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system(100) and a method for artificial intelligence-based digital credit module and personalized assistance. The system(100) of the present invention includes an analytic database(108), a universal database(118), a main server computer(102), a member-computing device(110), a merchant computing device(122), a warehouse database(114), an unstructured database(116), a payment gateway server(120). The main server computer(102) further includes a server computer memory(104) and a system processing unit(106). The system processing unit(106) is connected to the analytic database(108), a member-computing device(110), a merchant computing device(122), a warehouse database(114), an unstructured database(116), a payment gateway server (120) and the universal database(114).

Abstract: The described implementations relate to an access control framework for a database system. One implementation can receive, from a user, a request for data that identifies a resource, such as a view that obtains data from a database. The implementation can check the identity of the user to identify user roles associated with the user. The implementation can identify an access policy that is associated with the resource, and a rule that is associated with the access policy and applies to the user roles associated with the user. The rule can be applied to the request for data using attributes of the access policy. For example, if the request for data is a query on a view, the query can be rewritten to apply the rule.

Abstract: A system includes a first park circuit having a signal input, an output, and a control input. The system also includes a first signal path having an input and an output, wherein the input of the first signal path is coupled to the output of the first park circuit. The system also includes a second park circuit having a signal input, an output, and a control input, wherein the signal input of the second park circuit is coupled to the output of the first signal path. The system further includes a second signal path having an input and an output, wherein the input of the second signal path is coupled to the output of the second park circuit.

Abstract: The described implementations relate to an access control framework for a database system. One implementation can receive, from a user, a request for data that identifies a resource, such as a view that obtains data from a database. The implementation can check the identity of the user to identify user roles associated with the user. The implementation can identify an access policy that is associated with the resource, and a rule that is associated with the access policy and applies to the user roles associated with the user. The rule can be applied to the request for data using attributes of the access policy. For example, if the request for data is a query on a view, the query can be rewritten to apply the rule.

Abstract: The described implementations relate to an access control framework for a database system. One implementation can receive, from a user, a request for data that identifies a resource, such as a view that obtains data from a database. The implementation can check the identity of the user to identify user roles associated with the user. The implementation can identify an access policy that is associated with the resource, and a rule that is associated with the access policy and applies to the user roles associated with the user. The rule can be applied to the request for data using attributes of the access policy. For example, if the request for data is a query on a view, the query can be rewritten to apply the rule.

Abstract: The described implementations relate to an access control framework for a database system. One implementation can receive, from a user, a request for data that identifies a resource, such as a view that obtains data from a database. The implementation can check the identity of the user to identify user roles associated with the user. The implementation can identify an access policy that is associated with the resource, and a rule that is associated with the access policy and applies to the user roles associated with the user. The rule can be applied to the request for data using attributes of the access policy. For example, if the request for data is a query on a view, the query can be rewritten to apply the rule.

Abstract: A route between start and destination locations is generated, and a navigation device presents navigation instructions to a user describing the route. The navigation instructions can be colloquial navigation instructions, which are instructions that are more humanized (e.g., more conversational in language and format, or consistent with the manner in which people typically talk to one another in familiar or informal conversation). The route that is generated can be based on one or more user-favored routes. A user-favored route is a route between two locations that is determined to be desired, preferred, or otherwise favored by a user over other routes. The route that is generated can be generated to include at least part of one or more user-favored routes.

Abstract: A familiarity that a user of a navigation device has with each of multiple geographic areas is determined. A route to a destination is identified and navigation instructions are provided to the user as he or she travels along the route. The instructions provided to the user along the route are generated based on the familiarity of the user with one or more geographic areas along the route. This generation of instructions can include delaying the start of providing instructions to the user, adapting the level of guidance provided to the user, adapting the aggressiveness of route recalculation, combinations thereof, and so forth.

Abstract: The described implementations relate to an access control framework for a database system. One implementation can receive, from a user, a request for data that identifies a resource, such as a view that obtains data from a database. The implementation can check the identity of the user to identify user roles associated with the user. The implementation can identify an access policy that is associated with the resource, and a rule that is associated with the access policy and applies to the user roles associated with the user. The rule can be applied to the request for data using attributes of the access policy. For example, if the request for data is a query on a view, the query can be rewritten to apply the rule.

Abstract: A highly available central controller to store and enforce valid state transitions of distributed components is provided for centrally controlling access to a service. Central control is provided by a database with an API according to a set of stored procedures, which provides a virtual view to requesters that seek to read or manipulate service entities.

Abstract: A system for recording media streams of live events, such as live meetings, is provided. The system acts as a passive client for one or more media streams of the live event but does not perform other functionality associated with the live event, such as presenting the media streams to a user. The system can be used by multiple content presenters, including third-party content presenters. Subsequently, the recorded media streams can be published for future asynchronous playback of the event.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a service allocation system in which servers advertise services they offer to the system and clients ask for services to consume. Both the clients and the servers interact with the allocation system using database calls to at least one of a plurality of databases. Servers that provide services update the current status of a service periodically. High-availability and load-balancing of the services can be achieved. The allocation system can be used for a single type of service or multiple different types of services.

Abstract: A highly available central controller to store and enforce valid state transitions of distributed components is provided for centrally controlling access to a service. Central control is provided by a database with an API according to a set of stored procedures, which provides a virtual view to requesters that seek to read or manipulate service entities.