Management of non-persistent data in a persistent database
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorJohn C. Delo
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorJohn C. Delo
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A method of managing non-persistent data in a persistent database includes adding the non-persistent data to the database in the form of a temporary entry. The temporary entry can be a temporary row or column, a temporary table or a temporary database with temporary tables. The method also includes tracking the non-persistent data in order to maintain the original state of the persistent database. A column of temporary bits is added to track the rows, and the temporary columns are tracked via a bit in the schema. Non-persistent temporary entries can be added to any relational database to manipulate data while maintaining the original state of the database. Using temporary entries is advantageous when a large amount of data already exists in a database and a user needs to enhance and/or manipulate the data while still retaining the original state of the data.
A computerized method of managing integrated non-persistent data in a persistent database, the method comprising:
A computerized system comprising:
A computerized system comprising:
A method of managing the run-time state of a computer, the method comprising:
A computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon for causing a computer to perform a method of managing integrated non-persistent data in a persistent database, the method comprising:
A computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon for causing a computer to perform a method of managing the run-time state of a computer, the method comprising:
A computerized system comprising:
A database stored on a computer readable medium comprising:
A computerized method of managing non-persistent data in a relational database, the method comprising:
A computerized system comprising:
A database stored on a computer-readable medium comprising:
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