Method to identify a suggested location for storing a data entry in a database
AssigneeeBay Inc.
InventorsDorothy Ann Nelson, David Jesse, Petra Gross
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AssigneeeBay Inc.
InventorsDorothy Ann Nelson, David Jesse, Petra Gross
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A method and system to identify a suggested location for storing a data entry in a database including a plurality of divisions is provided. The method includes receiving entry criteria associated with the data entry, and searching the database using the entry criteria to locate similar stored data entries. At least one division for data entries is identified wherein the stored data entries are located. The at least one division is then presented to a user as the suggested location. The method and system may be applied in a network-based auction facility and the data entry may then be a user listing. The method may thus include identifying at least one potentially relevant category for the user listing as the suggested location.
A method to identify a suggested location for storing a new data entry from a user in at least one database storage division of a database that includes a plurality of database storage divisions for storing data entries in the database, the method comprising:
A non-transitory machine-readable hardware storage device including a set of instructions for identifying a suggested location for storing a new data entry in a database including a plurality of database storage divisions, the instructions, when executed by a processor, cause the machine to:
A system to identify a suggested location for storing a new data entry, the system including:
A system to identify a suggested location for storing a new data entry in a database including a plurality of database storage divisions, the system including:
A method to identify a suggested location for storing a new data entry in a database including a plurality of database storage divisions, the method including:
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