Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

Walker Digital, LLC

Ownbackup Ltd.

Adrian E Kunzle

Sih Lee

V Maximillian Garcia

Ariel Berkman

Yehonatan Mazar

Roi Dover

Etai Litov

Tomer Shain

Imri Heppner

Ori Yankelev

Methods, apparatuses and computer program products implement embodiments of the present invention that include capturing a series of point-in-time images of a database including one or more tables, each of the tables including one or more fields. Upon receiving, from a user, a query with respect to a variation of a given field over a specified period of time, the point-in-time images are analyzed in order to extract the variation; and the extracted variation is presented to the user.

Time-series analytics for database management systems

Embodiments of the present invention include generating, at a first time, a first copy of a database including multiple tables, the first copy including a set of first structured text files. During a time period subsequent to the first time, queries that request updates to the tables during the time period are periodically generated and conveyed to a system managing the database. Responsively to the periodic queries, any updates to the tables and their respective update times are received and stored to a journal including one or more second structured text files. At a subsequent time, a request to generate a second copy of the database is received, the second copy including a state of the database at a specified time during the time period. The first copy of the database is updated with the updates whose update times are prior to the specified time, thereby generating the second copy.

Continuous data protection using retroactive backup snapshots

Aspects of the present invention are directed to a method and system for distributing information from an information distributor in a banking environment. The method may include composing an electronic notification instrument by providing a notification component and providing a payload component, the payload component including a selectable link. The method may additionally include pushing the electronic notification instrument to an information client and allowing a pull from the information distributor through the electronic notification instrument such that the payload component including the selectable link is activated by an authorized information recipient, the authorized information recipient determined by the information client. The method may additionally include determining through a tracer whether the electronic notification instrument has an acceptable disposition and rendering the electronic notification instrument inaccessible if the disposition is not acceptable.

Method and system for distributing and tracking information

Document management techniques to account for user-specific patterns in document metadata are disclosed. In one embodiment, a method for facilitating document retrieval may comprise: assigning a first entitlement to a first user for accessing a first plurality of documents; identifying patterns in the first user's creation or modification of metadata related to the first plurality of documents; recording the identified patterns associated with the first user; receiving a document query from a second user who has been assigned a second entitlement to access a second plurality of documents; determining, based on the second entitlement, an access right of the second user with respect to the first plurality of documents; and modifying the document query based on the access right of the second user and the identified patterns, such that the document query returns relevant documents from the first plurality of documents despite the second user's ignorance of the identified patterns.

Document management techniques to account for user-specific patterns in document metadata

Systems and methods are provided to conduct a game associated with a physics simulation, the physics simulation being adapted to generate a game result based on a set of input parameters. According to one embodiment, a game condition associated with a game to be played by a player is established. For example, a three-dimensional terrain associated with a golf putting green may be established. It is then determined that at least one set of possible input parameters to the physics simulation will produce a successful game result given the established game condition. For example, it may be determined that a player can use his or her mouse to provide a set of inputs parameters to the physics simulation such that a simulated golf ball will reach a simulated golf hole based on the three-dimensional golf putting green terrain.

Systems and methods wherein at least one set of possible input parameters to a physics simulation will produce a successful game result

Systems and methods are provided to facilitate game play. According to one embodiment, game information associated with a game to be played by a player is determined. For example, a putting green contour may be determined for a computer-based golf game. It is the arranged for altered game information to be indicated to the player and for the player to play the game in accordance with the game information, wherein the altered game information alters game play by an automated game playing device more than game play by a human player. For example, the contour of the putting green may be altered before being transmitted to a remote player device.

Systems and methods for altering game information indicated to a player

Systems and methods are provided to ensure that a threshold game result is possible. According to one embodiment, a game condition associated with a game of skill is established. The game of skill may be, for example, a puzzle game (e.g., a word puzzle game or a graphical puzzle game) or an arcade-style game. It is determined that at least one set of possible player inputs during game play will produce at least a threshold game result given the established game condition. The threshold game result may be associated with, for example, prizes provided to players based on game results.

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Wilmington, DE, United States of America

Adrian E Kunzle