Oracle Financial Services Software Limited

Gangadhar Nagulakonda

Rajaram Narasimha Vadapandeshwara

Bhargava Srinivasa

Subramanian Ramakrishnan

An aspect of the present disclosure generates instruction sets implementing business rules designed to update business objects of financial applications. In one embodiment, business rules designed to update business objects used by a financial application are processed to form a set of buckets (of rules) such that each bucket contains rules that do not have inter-dependency in execution order. Then, for each bucket, subsets of rules designed to update a common business object are determined, and a corresponding single instruction set is generated for each determined subset of rules. The instruction sets generated for the subsets of rules contained in each bucket are then executed concurrently.

Generating instruction sets implementing business rules designed to update business objects of financial applications

An aspect of the present disclosure facilitates controlling access to objects having attributes defined against hierarchically organized domains, with each domain containing a corresponding fixed number of values. In one embodiment, in response to receiving data indicating specific hierarchies of the hierarchically organized domains, the corresponding fixed number of values of the corresponding domains in each hierarchy is displayed. Accordingly, a user is enabled to select a desired set of values from the corresponding fixed number of values of the corresponding domains, and to specify a security rule for a combination of the selected set of values and a user entity. The security rule is thereafter enforced when objects having attributes matching the selected set of values are accessed by the user entity.

Access control for objects having attributes defined against hierarchically organized domains containing fixed number of values

An aspect of the present invention simplifies grouping of data items previously stored in a database, the data items being stored in the form of rows and columns in respective tables (in the database). In one embodiment, a system displays a cross product of values from two or more columns in the form of multiple lines, where each line contains a respective value from each of the two or more columns to specify a corresponding criterion (combination of values). In response to receiving inputs indicating the respective groups for each of the lines, the system determines a group for each data item (stored in the database) based on the received inputs. A user is accordingly required to only specify the desired groups corresponding to various combinations of values of the columns to cause grouping of data items in the database.

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Bengaluru, India

Gangadhar Nagulakonda