Veeva Systems Inc.

Oracle International Corporation

Peter Gassner

Andrew Han

Jon Stone

Igor Tsives

Graham Gelwicks

Jonathan Stone

Arno Sosna

Timothy S Murphy

Mark Johnson

Chatham Reed

Arvind Talari

David A Wright

Abhay Pimprikar

Derek Allwardt

Laura Steward Akel

Drew Garty

Jean-Christophe Meriaux

David Ding Sun

Vinayak Shenoi

Qing Yang

Raymond T Letulle, Jr

Shu-Shang Sam Wei

Marius K Mortensen

Piotr Kuchnio

Zhen Tan

Asaf Roll

Eric Z Batzdorff

Pukar Bhandari

George C Lee

Bobby Ng

Peter Thorson

Nathan Joseph Janken

Rich Mayfield

Christopher Che

Scott Immel

Andrew James Mitchell

Stephen Paul Harper

Tyler James Jensen

Dean Alms

Jeremy House

Greg Barker

Basel Qumsiyeh

Sanjay Goyal

Larry Jovanovic

Mark Arnold

Tanay Nagjee

Brian Keith Caufield

Bryan Gilbert Lim

Matthew William Taylor

Eric Shooman

Thomas Anthony Pimental, Iii

Kunal Morparia

Jason Methia

Todd Tullis

A method for providing secure and hierarchical access to an object record includes generating a tree data record including a root node data record and a multiple dependent node data records. The method further include receiving a request to perform an action on the object record. The method further includes determining the first dependent node data record based on the user account being assigned to the first dependent node data record and determining the second dependent node data record based on the second dependent node data record depending from the first dependent node data record. The method further includes determining the at least one node tag of the object record is associated with at least one of the first dependent node data record or the second dependent node data record. The method further includes executing the action on the object record.

Systems and methods for a hierarchical record-level security architecture

Disclosed is a method, system, and computer program product for using a multisystem data collection computing input tool. Data associated with plurality of sources is received and transformed to be stored in a specialized database and format. Access to the specialized database is enabled over a multisystem network such that a user may view and update the data in real time through a graphical user interface. In some embodiments, updates to data are automatically occurring in real time without user instruction.

System and method for improved user authentication in a multisystem network

Systems and methods for managing sandboxes in content management systems. A sandbox snapshot may be taken at a given point of time, which is a file for storing configuration and data of the sandbox. The configuration and data stored in a sandbox snapshot may allow users to reuse the configuration and data across test runs, refresh or create sandboxes, or reset the sandbox to a known state.

System and method for managing sandbox in enterprise content management

A method for archiving data records in an archive repository includes retrieving, in response to: the first multiple of change data records of a first repository including at least the first threshold number of change data records and a second repository including the second multiple of change data records including at least the second threshold number of change data records, the second multiple of change data records of the second repository. The first repository and the second repository are configured to store data records. The method further includes generating multiple change files and storing the multiple change files in the archive repository. The archive repository is configured to store data files. The method further includes storing a second change data record in the second repository.

Systems and methods for a database archive

System and method for enhancing user authentication data using an improved multisystem network

The disclosed method comprises: determining a first data store and a second data store; receiving a first computing command; executing a prioritization computing operation, based on the first computing command, associated with the first data store or the second data store; executing, based on the prioritization computing operation, the first computing command on at least one data element comprised in second data of the second data store and thereby generate and store an updated set of data elements within the second data store; initiating a deduplication computing operation by selectively marking, based on the updated set of data elements of the second data store, corresponding set of data elements within the first data store; and merging, based on the selectively marking, the updated set of data elements within the second data store with the corresponding set of data elements within the first data store.

Dynamic methods for improving query performance for a secure storage system

Systems and methods are provided for executing aggregate computing operations for a computing report without modifying records used to generate the computing report in a computing network. An exemplary method includes: receiving a selection of records from one or more available records; receiving a selection of an aggregate computing operation from one or more first computing operations; receiving a request for generating a first computing report based on the records; generating the first computing report comprising one or more first computing operation results; executing the aggregate computing operation on the one or more first computing operation results, thereby resulting in one or more second computing operation results, wherein the executing of the aggregate computing operation on the records does not modify the records; and transmitting the first computing report for display on a second user interface, the first computing report comprising the one or more second computing operation results.

Executing aggregate computing operations in complex computing networks

Systems and methods for duplicating data in a data management system. As data is being updated in the data management system, a copy of the updated data is being written to a table for collecting the data changes. The data changes are flattened by a flattener to generate one or more flat files. A packaging controller may package the one or more flat files and generate a data change file. A listing API may list the data change files that are available. The data change file may be accessed via a data access API.

System and method for duplicating structured data in database

The disclosed method includes: communicatively coupling an object database, a first application, and a second application; loading: a first set of data indices into a first primary data store, a second set of data indices into a first secondary data store, a third set of data indices into a first tertiary data store, and the third set of data indices into a second tertiary data store; modifying: at least one first data element comprised in the third set of data indices, and at least one second data element; initiating a data deduplication computing operation by selectively marking data elements within the first secondary data store that map to the one of the first modified data element and the second modified data element; and merging the one of the first modified data element and the second modified data element with data elements comprised in the first secondary data store.

Systems and methods for data access acceleration and control within a secure storage network

Systems and methods for processing emails in a content management system. The content management system may have two or more repositories. Users associated with a customer of a content management system, e.g., a pharmaceutical company, may send emails to a master email address, or email processor username, specifically created for an email processor in the content management system. The email processor may automatically create documents, records and attachments from the emails.

System and method for processing emails in enterprise content management

Systems and methods for providing an API for a database system. The API may be provided to enable external application developers to build applications that can support the dynamic security model of the content management system and describe the runtime properties of records in data objects. The API of may provide a record property object and/or a query describe object when returning data set in response to a query by providing information about actions an end user can take on the data records, and to provide metadata required to understand a data response.

User programmatic interface for supporting data access control in a database system

Systems and methods for generating a multi-view report in a content management system. A number of report views may be defined and a report type may be configured. The report type configuration may define the report views to be included, the field the report views match on, and how the report views should be joined. The multi-view report is generated according to the report type configuration.

Displaying reports in a content management system

Example embodiments include a controlled content repository, wherein the controlled content repository is accessible according to an access protocol, wherein the access protocol comprises at least one set of access rules, wherein the access protocol enables determining if first data associated with a first object and second data associated with a second object can be made available to a first computing device; a data structure for storing a first object and a second object; and a controlling computing device, in communication with the controlled content repository, for providing the first data associated with the first object and the second data associated with the second object to the first computing device after determining that the first data associated with the first object and the second data associated with the second object is authorized to be made available to the first computing device in accordance with the access protocol.

System and method for controlling electronic communications

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