Merging data from a source location into a target location
AssigneeEntit Software LLC
InventorsHoa Binh Nga Tran, Andrew Allinson Lamb, Matthew Steven Fuller
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AssigneeEntit Software LLC
InventorsHoa Binh Nga Tran, Andrew Allinson Lamb, Matthew Steven Fuller
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In an example, data from a source location is merged into a target location containing existing data, in which both the source location and the target location contain tuples of data. For each tuple in the source location, during a single operation, a determination is made as to whether there is a matched tuple in the target location that satisfies a predetermined condition. For each matched tuple that satisfies the predetermined condition, the matched tuple in the target location is updated with a count value that is equal to a count of the matched tuple in the source location and the target location. In addition, for each tuple that does not have a matched tuple that satisfies the predetermined condition, the unmatched tuple is inserted into the target location.
A method for merging data from a source location into a target location containing existing data, wherein both the source location and the target location contain tuples of data, said method comprising:
An apparatus for merging data from a source location into a target location containing existing data, wherein both the source location and the target location contain tuples of data, and wherein the target location comprises a column-based database, said apparatus comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium on which is stored machine readable instructions that when executed by a processor, implement a method for merging data from a source location into a target location containing existing data, wherein both the source location and the target location contain tuples of data, and wherein the target location comprises a column-based database, said machine readable instructions comprising code to:
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