Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Coda Project, Inc.

Nigel Robin Ellis

Shishir Samir Mehrotra

Christopher Leland Eck

Hariharan Sivaramakrishnan

Lane Patrick Shackleton

Ramesh Krishna Vyaghrapuri

Filipe P Fortes

Timothy Andrew James

Brett Robert Hobbs

Trevor Michael O'Brien

Jason Peter Stowe

Alexander W Deneui

David Lilja Greenspan

Matthew B Hudson

Kenneth Francis Mendes

Melissa Ming-Sak Boucher

Rhed Shi

Jeremy Edward Britton

Jason Andrew Tamulonis

Luke Bayes

Himanshu Vasishth

Monica F Caso

David Richard Wright

Irvin Zhan

Roger Mathieu Zurawicki

Rodger N Kline

Rahul Kapoor

Srikanth Avadhanam

Campbell Bryce Fraser

Richard Louis Negrin

Prakash Sundaresan

Cesar Alejandro Galindo-Legaria

Johannes Klein

Sameet Harishanker Agarwal

Anil Kumar Nori

Michael Jack Newman

Gregory Scott Friedman

Bekim Demiroski

Srinivasmurthy P Acharya

Jeffrey T Pearce

Amit Shukla

Lev Novik

Wei Xiao

Goetz Graefe

Craig C Peeper

Balan Sethu Raman

Hanumantha Rao Kodavalla

Mihai Costea

Ajay Kalhan

Michael Pizzo

Tomas Talius

Shankar Pal

Rohan Kumar

David John Nettleton

Peter Alan Carlin

Lijiang Fang

Martin J Sleeman

Jason Todd Hunter

Greg S Friedman

Artem A Oks

Oliver Nicholas Seeliger

Michael Eric Deem

Sanjay Anand

Zhongwei Wu

Ganapathy Subramaniam Krishnamoorthy

Bruno H M Denuit

Michael B Taylor

Samuel H Smith

James David Ryseff

Hua Yuan

Joshua M Michaels

Chang Luo

Siddhartha Singh

Harold R Berenson

Hanh Huynh Huu

Christian Rober

Sanjay Nagamangalam

Gary Gilchrist

The present disclosure describes methods and systems for a accessing a data element, providing a first view in response to the data element, the first view comprising at least a portion of the data element, determining a visualization element (VE) in response to the data element, and further in response to at least one of a user visualization selection or a user context value, and providing a second view in response to the VE and the data element.

Conditional formatting

The present disclosure describes methods and systems for interpreting a table grouping input value associated with a table, wherein the table comprises a plurality of categories and a plurality of associated data sets corresponding to the plurality of categories, determining an aggregation value in response to the table grouping input value, wherein the aggregation value corresponds to at least one of the plurality of categories, and in response to the aggregation value, providing an aggregated table view.

Customizations based on client resource values

The present disclosure describes methods and systems for a document server communicatively coupled to at least one client computing device, a document comprising an operation log, wherein the operation log comprises at least one first sequential operation defining operations to create data values of the document, a document object model, wherein the document is at least partially positioned on at least one of the document server and a first client computing device of the at least one client computing device, and a formula engine, wherein the formula engine is structured to determine a calculation definition in response to the user formula value and the document object model.

Formulas

The present invention discloses receiving a first operation log from a first computing device, creating a first document view in response to the first operation log, the document view comprising content generated using at least a portion of the first operation log, providing the first document view to a display device, receiving a user document change input value, and creating a local operation log in response to the first operation log and the user document change input value, the local operation log comprising at least one sequential operation defining operations to create a second document, updating the first document view in response to the user document change input value, and communicating a change value for the first operation log to the first computing device in response to the first operation log and the local operation log.

Operations log

Multi-level table grouping

The present disclosure describes methods and systems for interpreting a first user input comprising a text flow entry, interpreting a second user input comprising one of an in-line data access entry and a table-based calculation entry, positioning a text entry value on a unified document surface in response to the first user input, creating at least one data structure in response to the one of the in-line data access entry and the table-based calculation entry, and positioning the data structure on the unified document surface.

Unified document surface

Architecture that eliminates the need for on-disk full backups of data retaining only changes that have occurred, in a separate table. Thus, the architecture provides for incremental recovery of incremental changes in a relational database (e.g., SQL). The architecture provides improved recovery time and recovery point objectives. By using the incremental capture of changed data (e.g., in an XML format), the capability is provided to capture schema changes, query the incremental change data and efficiently restore user data to an earlier point-in-time state. Changes (e.g., insert, update and delete operations) are tracked (e.g., continuously) by a set of triggers and the incrementally captured changed rows are inserted in a data capture table (a differential change 'delta' table) in a human-readable format (e.g., XML). Rollback is also provided.

Logical data backup and rollback using incremental capture in a distributed database

The subject innovation provides a system and/or a method that facilitates developing schemas for a file storage system. A type definition component can provide a schema grammar, wherein a generator component can employ the schema grammar to build the schema for the file storage system. The schema grammar can describe information types stored in the file storage system that are represented as instances of complex types that are part of a type system that supports inheritance. The schema grammar can support a declaration of an association between types, versioning specifications, and/or content indexing specifications.

Schema grammar and compilation

Systems and methods that supply a sort order for strings with defined digit and non-digit tokens, via employing a normalization procedure that assigns numeric values to the digit based tokens, and that further leverages on existing database collations. As such, plugging a particular collation into the sort engine determines a weight for the various characters relative to each other, and in conjunction with the normalization procedure, provides an intuitive sort order for the strings.

Sort digits as number collation in server

Aspects of the subject matter described herein relate to creating, maintaining, and using relationships between items. In aspects, items such as files, folders, and other objects may be stored in a data store. A user may desire to form a relationship between two items that provides additional semantic information regarding the relationship. To do so, an instance of an item reference is created and populated with data that associates the item reference with a source item and optionally a target item. The item reference is part of a type hierarchy and inherits properties from ancestor types. These types are included in a payload of the item reference and may be exposed to programs that seek to obtain information about the relationship indicated by the item reference. An item reference may be added without changing other data about the referenced items.

Typed relationships between items

Systems and methodologies for integration of an anti virus AV Plug In(s) as part of an Item Store. The semantics for operation of the AV Plug In(s) are provided by the relational Item Store, via employing a metadata component and a scanning component associated with the Item Store. The metadata component can supply a signature value being associated with the Item Store that can represent the time of scanning of data, and outcome for every scanned item. The scanning component can provide for a queuing of items in the data store in a synchronous and/or asynchronous mode for both scanning and cleaning by the AV Plug In supplied by vendors.

Anti virus for an item store

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Redmond, WA, United States of America

Nigel Robin Ellis