Ubs Ag

Marcel Bank

Hansbeat Loacker

Michael Engel

According to one embodiment, a data management system has a basic function configurator to define a generic basic function, whereby the function to be performed is to be depicted in a basic function by means of descriptive attributes and associated values or value ranges necessary for processing the basic function. The function is to be depicted on a data set to which a distribution rule is allocated. A data set, with its associated distribution rules, defines a generic basic function. The data sets which define the generic basic functions, together with their distribution rules for access by a product template configurator, are contained in a basic function list. The product template configurator combines one or several basic functions and transfers these to a product template, in that the generic basic functions are mutated into specific basic functions for the product template concerned by transferring or restricting the values. A product template comprises one or more basic functions belonging to a product. A product template with specific basic functions serves as a basis for a contractual relationship with a partner. The structure of the product template is stored in a product template list for access by a contract manager.

Computer-implemented system for producing, processing and managing structured data sets

A computer network system for building and/or synchronising a second database based on a first database. Accesses by work units are carried out on the first database from an application workstation, to generate, change or delete contents of the database. A first server and second server interconnected via a data connection guide and maintain the first database and a second database, respectively. The accesses take place using an encapsulation module that receives and decomposes the work units into one or more messages, enters the messages in the first database and sends the messages to the second database. A coexistence controller places change messages sent by the first database in a coexistence database, determines whether all messages of a transaction have been transmitted, determines application program elements for which changes are relevant, if all of the messages of the transaction have been transmitted, and reads out the placed change messages in a correct order.

Computer network system for building, synchronising and/or operating a second database from/with a first database, and procedures for it

Computer network system for building and/or synchronising a second database from/with a first database, accesses by work units being carried out at least on the first database from at least one application workstation, to generate, change or delete contents of the database, with at least one first server to guide and maintain the first database, said server being connected to the at least one application workstation, at least one second server to guide and maintain the second database, at least one data connection which connects the two servers, a software program module being provided, and being set up and programmed to carry out a comparison between the first and second databases, to obtain a statement about the equality of the information content of the two databases, and starting from the data comparison, an error log file about the errored and/or missing records being produced, and an error detection and processing function correcting the errored and/or missing records.

Systems and methods for database synchronization

Computer-supported method for building and/or synchronising a second database from/with a first database, accesses by work units being carried out at least on the first database from at least one application workstation, to generate, change or delete contents of the database, with at least one first server to guide and maintain the first database, said server being connected to at least one application workstation, at least one second server to guide and maintain the second database, at least one data connection which connects the two servers, a software program component being provided by which, in the case of a transaction which is initiated from one application workstation on the first database, a sister transaction can be called up on the second database and vice versa&#x2014;in which case, from the point of view of the application workstation, the sister transaction on the side of the second database behaves analogously to its counterpart on the side of the first database.

Systems and methods for synchronizing databases

Computer network system for building and/or synchronising a second database from/with a first database, accesses by work units being carried out at least on the first database from at least one application workstation, to generate, change or delete contents of the database, with at least one first server to guide and maintain the first database, said server being connected to at least one application workstation, at least one second server to guide and maintain the second database, at least one data connection which connects the two servers, the accesses by the work units to the first database taking place by means of an encapsulation module, which is set up and programmed so that the work units are passed to it, work units which it accepts are decomposed into one or more messages, the messages are entered in the first database and the messages are sent to the second database.

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Marcel Bank