Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.p.

Verigy (Singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Agilent Technologies, Inc.

Thales Management & Services Deutschland Gmbh

Hitachi Rail Gts Deutschland Gmbh

Albrecht Schroth

Kalambur Subramaniam

Sabine Funke-Schaeff

Ervin Adrovic

Harald Burose

Mandar Govind Nanivadekar

Bernhard Kappler

Shishir Misra

Gautam Bhasin

Rohan A Kulkarni

Bhasin Gautam

Subramaniam Venkata Kalambur

Pierre Le Maguet

Michael Steffens

Björn-Olaf Schmidt

Klaus Schuldes

Jeannine Markgraf

Subramaniam Kalambur

Haraki Burose

Björn Becker

Carsten Schneider

Techniques associated with restoring a file system object are described in various implementations. In one example, a method may include receiving a request to restore a file system object, the file system object being stored in backup data produced from a raw image backup of a file system. The method may also include determining whether the backup data is accessible from an on-premise storage system, and retrieving blocks of data associated with the file system object from the backup data without restoring the file system. The data blocks may be retrieved from the on-premise storage system if the backup data is accessible from the on-premise storage system, or from the off-premise storage system if the backup data is not accessible from on-premise storage system. The method may also include causing the file system object to be restored.

Restoring a file system object

The relative importance of a file is determined based on an importance parameter and an information management policy is caused to be applied to the file based on the determined relative importance of the file. The importance parameter may be the author of the file, the number of users with whom the file is shared, the relationship between the users with whom a file is shared, the uniqueness of the file, or the presence of particular keywords in the file.

Information management policy based on relative importance of a file

Different types of hardware processing resources in a system are identified (). In response to a request to perform a task, a respective one of the different types of hardware processing resources is selected () to perform the task.

Performing a task in a system having different types of hardware resources

Methods and apparatus are disclosed to provide continuous, automated database-table partitioning and database-schema evolution. In one example, the disclosed methods and apparatus for automatically partitioning a logical table include monitoring a database operation to detect a partition-invoking event associated with the logical table, wherein the monitoring of the database operation is initiated in response to a table creation command that includes a partition-by constraint specifying a column of the logical table or of a different table, and, when a partition-invoking event occurs and is detected by the monitoring of the database operation, creating the next partition for the logical table and storing the next partition in a computer-readable medium.

Continuous, automated database-table partitioning and database-schema evolution

Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with information management are described. One example method includes controlling a computerized process to discover an information management client and one or more information management entities associated with the information management client. The example method may also include determining a data movement plan and executing the data movement plan.

Information management assistant

Systems, methods, and other embodiments associated with unified information bus are described. One example method includes receiving a unified information object that includes data and associated meta-data; identifying an object type for the unified information object, selecting one or more data transfer components that perform operations on the identified object type and transferring the unified information object to the one or more selected data transfer components.

Unified information bus

In a method of testing a device under test (DUT) using a test device adapted to provide a connection to a central controller, a test procedure activation signal is supplied from the central controller to the test device. A test procedure for testing the DUT is performed on the basis of test procedure data, upon receipt of the test procedure activation signal. The test procedure is adjustable upon receipt of a feedback signal from the DUT. The test procedure is adjusted by 1) receiving a feedback signal from the DUT, 2) determining from the feedback signal properties of a physical connection between the test device and the DUT, and 3) adjusting the test procedure to modify the test signal and compensate for the properties of the physical connection between the test device and the DUT.

Method and product for testing a device under test

A test device for testing a device under test, wherein the test device is adapted for providing a connection to a central controller, the test device comprising a first interface for receiving a test procedure activation signal from the central controller, and a processor for performing a test procedure on the basis of a test procedure data upon receipt of the test procedure activation signal, wherein the processor is capable of adjusting the test procedure upon receipt of a feedback signal from the device under test.

Test device with test parameter adaptation

A measurement management system adapted to communicate with one or more measurement instruments, comprises at least one driver, each being adapted for communicating with at least one measurement instrument, a database adapted for storing information, and a processing unit adapted for processing information. Data communication within the measurement management system is provided using an MMS data format, in which data content is separated from information about presentation or representation of the data content.

Data-transparent measurement management system

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Albrecht Schroth