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Results for INVENTOR: malloy william earl
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A method, apparatus, and article of manufacture for using a relational database management system to support on-line analytical processing (OLAP) systems. A multi-dimensional database is defined using an outline that contains one or more dimensions, each dimension having a list of one or more members. A relational schema is defined based on the defined multi-dimensional database. A relational database is created based on the defined relational schema. The relational database is accessed using ac...
A method, apparatus, and article of manufacture for using a relational database management system to support on-line analytical processing (OLAP) systems. A multi-dimensional database is represented as a relational schema in the relational database. The multi-dimensional database has one or more dimensions. Each dimension has one or more members. The relational schema includes a fact table and one or more related dimension tables. Additionally, the fact table has a dimension column for all but o...
A user authentication information management method receives a meta-password from a user. A repository (34) lists network addresses (36) and associated handles (38), each handle having an associated encoded password. An authentication response from the user is intercepted. A modified authentication response is generated by identifying a network address to which the response is directed (208), searching for the identified network address (210) in the repository (34), identifying a handle (212) co...
Systems, methods, and computer products that improve the performance of computer-implemented I/O operations for complex applications, such as a database, that are ported to target computer systems that are not tailored to support the high-performance services that may benefit applications. Complex applications, such as a database, often manage I/O access operations by a caching mechanism that is tailored to the needs of the application. When porting an application to a target computer system tha...
Systems, methods, and computer program products for improving the performance of computer-implemented I/O operations for complex applications, such as databases. Applications that are ported to the IBM OS/390 UNIX System Services may be enhanced by the present invention to improve I/O performance. That is, the present invention may be implemented by augmenting general-purpose I/O access features with specialized I/O access operations that are tailored to enhance I/O access performance for comple...
Disclosed is a method, system, and program for query processing. Metadata for a facts metadata object and one or more dimension metadata objects that are associated with the facts metadata object is stored. A view with columns for one or more measures in the facts metadata object and one or more attributes in the one or more dimension metadata objects is constructed. Additional metadata that describes roles of columns in the fact and dimension metadata objects is generated.Also disclosed is a co...
Systems, methods, and computer products that improve the performance of computer-implemented I/O operations for complex applications, such as a database, that are ported to target computer systems that are not tailored to support the high-performance services that may benefit applications. Complex applications, such as a database, often manage I/O access operations by a caching mechanism that is tailored to the needs of the application. When porting an application to a target computer system tha...
Systems, methods, and computer products that improve the performance of computer-implemented I/O operations issued by complex applications that are directed to high-performance disk drives, and that may operate in conjunction with the product marketed under the trademark IBM S/390.RTM.. Such high-performance disk drives may include the IBM Shark.RTM. that supports the parallel access volumes feature.
Methods that identify data that is related to and associated with data that has been selected from a multidimensional database. The overwhelming amount of data in a multidimensional database that may be viewed by a user, such as a data analyst, is reduced to the selected and associated data by use of index data and related index data, according to the present invention. The views of selected data and related data may be highlighted and formatted for presentation to the user. Further, irrelevant ...
Systems, methods, and computer products that interpret, explain, and manipulate exceptions in multidimensional data. The present invention assists the data analyst by providing a simplified view of the multidimensional data that enables analysis of the important results of data exception exploration. Further, the preferred embodiment of the present invention incorporates the effect of density of the data along each dimension. The preferred embodiment of the present invention also provides the fr...
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