State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

Richard Berglund

Richard J Simon

Burton J Floyd

Dan Kalmes

John M VanAntwerp

Nick U Christopulos

Joseph W Norton

Erik Donahue

Marc Anderson

Thad Garrett Craft

Vladyslava Matviyenko

Jeremy Lee Rambo

Patrick Mead

Vaidya Balasubramanian Pillai

Gregory James Debo

Larry Koenen

Adam Jelinek

Jerry Burger

A computer-implemented method for retrieving information from information services and providing it to a public application programming interface (API) includes receiving a first request data message using a core discovery agent, the request data message including at least one requested datum, for which a value is sought, and at least one known datum, for which a value is known; calling a resource locator to request a location of an information service that provides a value for the requested datum; calling a resource fa&#xe7;ade to contact the information service; transmitting a first information service message including the requested datum and known datum from the resource fa&#xe7;ade to the information service; receiving a second information service message from the information service including a value for the requested datum; and transmitting a resolved data message including the requested datum and its value from the core discovery agent to the public API.

Resource discovery agent computing device, software application, and method

Methods, systems, apparatus, and non-transitory media are described for governing resources used to execute and retrieve database entries in accordance with an ad-hoc structured query language (SQL) script. Various aspects are described to determine whether a written SQL script is optimized, to execute the SQL script if it is optimized, and to otherwise reject unoptimized SQL scripts. The resources used during the execution of the SQL script may further be monitored to control resource use, and the execution of SQL scripts may be ceased if a processor-based resource limit threshold is exceeded. The SQL script execution system may be implemented in a wide variety of systems, such as database servers. The scripts may be executed in conjunction with scrubbing and encryption scripts to protect sensitive data, and thus the SQL scripts may be received via one or more public APIs.

Centralized data access tool implementing resource governance

Growing community of inventors

Bloomington, IL, United States of America

Richard Berglund