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US 8,572,035 B2Granted
Universal data management interface
AssigneeCrucial Apex Communications LLC
InventorJasmin Cosic
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Abstract
A universal data management interface (UDMI) system includes a processing system generates a visual interface through which a user can access, manage, and manipulate data on plural different types of remote databases. The UDMI connects to multiple standard database management systems and to allow multiple users to access, manage, and manipulate data within each of the multiple standard database management systems. The UDMI also allows multiple virtual databases that reside in a single database to be available as a network service.
Claims13
An apparatus comprising:
- a memory configured to communicate with a processor and having instructions stored thereon that, in response to execution by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations comprising:
- generating a visual interface for a first and second virtual database stored in a database management system, wherein the visual interface is operable to access and change data in the first virtual database and the second virtual database;
- maintaining unique table names within the database management system;
- and
- determining, in response to a creation of a new table within the first virtual database, whether the first virtual database includes a same table name as a new table name of the new table,
- wherein in response to the first virtual database including the same table name as the new table name, presenting an error message through the visual interface, and
- wherein in response to the first virtual database not including the same table name as the new table name attaching a unique identifier to the new table name.
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A method comprising:
- generating, by a computer based system, a visual interface for a first and second virtual database stored in a database management system,
- wherein the visual interface is operable to access and change data in the first virtual database and the second virtual database;
- maintaining, by the computer based system, unique table names within the database management system;
- determining, in response to a creation of a new table within the first virtual database, whether the first virtual database includes a same table name as a new table name of the new table,
- wherein in response to the first virtual database including the same table name as the new able name presenting an error message through the visual interface, and
- wherein in response to the virtual database not including the same table name as the new table name, attaching a unique identifier to the new table name;
- storing, by the computer based system, security information for the first visual interface and the second visual interface in a security file;
- and
- storing, by the computer based system, an inactivity time associated with the first visual interface in a session identification file.
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A method comprising:
- generating, by a computer-based system, a visual interface for a first and second virtual database stored in a database management system,
- wherein the visual interface is operable to access and change data in the first virtual database and the second virtual database;
- maintaining, by the computer-based system, unique table names within the one database management system;
- and
- determining, in response to a creation of a new table within the first virtual database, whether the first virtual database includes a same table name as a new table name of the new table,
- wherein in response to the first virtual database including the same table name as the new table name presenting an error message through the visual interface and
- wherein in response to the first virtual database not including the same table name as the new table name, attaching a unique identifier to the new table name.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.