Storing Data in Predicted Formats
OwnerPernell James Dykes, William Thomas Newport +3inventors
InventorsPernell James Dykes, William Thomas Newport, Jinmei Shen, Kevin William Sutter, Hao Wang
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OwnerPernell James Dykes, William Thomas Newport +3inventors
InventorsPernell James Dykes, William Thomas Newport, Jinmei Shen, Kevin William Sutter, Hao Wang
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In an embodiment, a request is received that includes data and a specification of a store operation, a key, and a local database. A predicted format for the data is determined based on a type of the requester and whether the local database is a primary database or a replica database. If the predicted format is a relational format, the data is converted to the relational format, if not already in the relational format, and stored into the local database. If a most-frequently predicted historical format is the relational format, the data is converted to the relational format, if not already in the relational format, and stored into the local database. If both the predicted format and the most-frequently predicted historical format are an object format, the data is converted into the object format, if not already in the object format, and stored into the local database.
A method comprising:
A signal-bearing medium encoded with instructions, wherein the instructions when executed on a processor comprise:
A computer system comprising:
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