Managing Multiple Types of Databases Using a Single User Interface (UI) That Includes Voice Recognition and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

A memory device to store instructions executable by one or more processors to perform operations comprising:

• receiving, via a user interface of a software application, input including at least a portion of a set of commands;
• determining, using an artificial intelligence algorithm and based on the input and based on historical data that includes previously input commands, one or more predicted sets of commands;
• receiving, via the user interface, a user selection of a set of predicted commands from the one or more predicted sets of commands to create a user selected set of commands;
• determining, by the software application, a plurality of databases affected by the user selected set of commands;
• determining, by the software application, a plurality of database vendors associated with the plurality of databases;
• converting the user selected set of commands into a plurality of database specific commands comprising at least first database specific commands and second database specific commands;
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• sending the first database specific commands to a first database of the plurality of databases, wherein the first database and the first database specific commands are associated with a first database vendor of the plurality of database vendors;
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• sending the second database specific commands to a second database of the plurality of databases, wherein the second database and the second database specific commands are associated with a second database vendor that is different from the first database vendor of the plurality of database vendors.

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• receiving, via a user interface of a software application, input including at least a portion of a set of commands;
• determining, using an artificial intelligence algorithm and based on the input and based on historical data that includes previously input commands, one or more predicted sets of commands;
• receiving, via the user interface, a user selection of a set of predicted commands from the one or more predicted sets of commands to create a user selected set of commands;
• determining, by the software application, a plurality of databases affected by the user selected set of commands;
• determining, by the software application, a plurality of database vendors associated with the plurality of databases;
• converting the user selected set of commands into a plurality of database specific commands comprising at least first database specific commands and second database specific commands;
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• sending the first database specific commands to a first database of the plurality of databases, wherein the first database and the first database specific commands are associated with a first database vendor of the plurality of database vendors;
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• sending the second database specific commands to a second database of the plurality of databases, wherein the second database and the second database specific commands are associated with a second database vendor that is different from the first database vendor of the plurality of database vendors.