Hyperion Solutions Corporation

Amdahl Corporation

Brio Software, Inc.

Arun Shah

Robert F Novy

Robert A Ertl

Allan J Zmyslowski

Quang H Nguyen

Eddie 'b' Collins, Jr

Louie M Giambattista

J Chris Wilson

Disclosed is a method for determining database queries to be sent by an analytical server to a Relational Dababase Monitoring System (RDBMS) by using hierarchical level metadata to describe the various structures within the database.

Analytical server including metrics engine

Disclosed is a system, method, and apparatus for calculating metrics by using hierarchical level metadata to describe the various structures within the database. The hierarchical level metadata permit calculation of complex metrics by an analytical server which would otherwise be difficult or impossible. As a result of the way that the analytical server calculates the metrics, slicing and drilling are supported. Additionally, dimension and fact level security are also supported.

Database security

Allocation measures and metric calculations in star schema multi-dimensional data warehouse

Non-additive measures and metric calculation

Disclosed is a method for determining database queries to be sent by an analytical server to a Relational Database Monitoring System (RDBMS) by using hierarchical level metadata to describe the various structures within the database.

Aggregate navigation system

Graphical user interface for relational database

Chameleon measure and metric calculation

A computer system having a number of circuits and error detection circuitry for detecting errors in the circuits and providing error signals. Error recovery is provided by detecting an error with checking logic, turning off system clocks and invoking error recovery software, executing recovery software to recover from the error and set an action latch, turning on system clocks, taking hardware recovery action in response to the action latch, resetting the action latch and continue processing. Action latches are used extensively throughout the computer system.

Invoking hardware recovery actions via action latches

A data processing system includes system control facilities for monitoring and controlling the system. A first service processor, under program control, drives the system control facilities to perform service functions for the data processing system. A second service processor, independently under program control, also drives the system control facilities to perform service functions for the data processing system. An arbitrating circuit cross-couples each system control facility to the respective service processors and arbitrates the transfer of data and control signals between each given system control facility and the given service function running on the given service processor which currently has possession and control of the given system control facility.

Cross-coupling of service processor driven system control facilities in

A data processing system having a hierarchy of computers including a first computer, a second computer, a third computer, and a fourth computer for displaying data from said third computer. Each of the first and second computers execute independent instruction streams. The first computer includes first circuit locations having redundant connections independently accessible by the second computer under control of the second instruction stream and independent of the first instruction stream. A third computer is provided for executing a third instruction stream. The third instruction stream and the third computer perform support functions which assist and control the operation of the second computer. The second computer includes second circuits having redundant connections independently accessible by the third computer under control of the third instruction stream.

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Saratoga, CA, United States of America

Arun Shah