This inventor holds 3 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: International Business Machines Corporation. Active years: 1998-2002.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1998-2002
Title: Gerald Herman Roth: Inventor in San Jose
Introduction
Gerald Herman Roth is an inventor based in San Jose, California, whose work includes software development tools and database technologies. He is associated with International Business Machines Corporation and holds 3 patents.
Latest Patents
Roth’s listed patents include “Storing P-code in a database,” which describes storing and retrieving server routines within a database independently of a file I/O system. The invention also presents a debugging environment for server routines in a multi-tier setting, with the source code running on the development machine.
Another listed patent, “Dynamically debugging user-defined functions and stored procedures,” describes a dynamic debugger for developing Internet and Intranet applications. It supports platform-independent debugging of applications written in a range of programming languages.
Career Highlights
Roth’s patent work focuses on programming development environments, database-based storage of server routines, and debugging tools for software applications. His inventions address challenges in developing and debugging software across different platforms and system architectures.
Collaborations
Roth’s listed coworkers include Frederick Thomas Sharp and Shu-Huar Joseph Yeh.
Conclusion
Gerald Herman Roth’s patents reflect contributions to database programming and software debugging, developed in connection with International Business Machines Corporation.
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