Enrico Mano

Title: Enrico Mano and Database Table Indexing.

Introduction

Enrico Mano is an inventor based in Antibes, France. His patent work includes a method for identifying the most specific matching row in a database table.

Latest Patents

Mano’s listed patent is “Database Table Index — Methods and Systems for Determining One Most Specific Row Within a Database Table.” The invention describes an index with a structure for each table column. These structures use pointer tuples to associate column values with rows and bitmaps to identify cells without values. When a computer system receives a request, it uses the bitmaps and pointer tuples to filter candidate rows, then selects and returns the remaining row ranked highest in specificity. Mano has 1 patent.

Career Highlights

Mano is associated with Amadeus S.A.S. His patent focuses on database indexing and efficiently finding the most specific row that matches a request.

Collaborations

The provided information names Jose Morales Aragon and Didier Spezia as Mano’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or describe their contributions.

Conclusion

Enrico Mano’s listed invention addresses database search by combining column indexes, pointer tuples, bitmaps, and row-specificity ranking to identify a matching record.