International Business Machines Corporation

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Samuel D Hughes

Doina Liliana Klinger

Dominic Peter Harries

A method for displaying log records includes providing a plurality of log records wherein a respective log record has a time stamp identifying the time of an occurrence of a computer system event. A display index correlates a respective time threshold between consecutive log records with respective display line spacing. The method further includes accessing a plurality of consecutive log records from a log file and evaluating the gap in time of an occurrence between consecutive log records and comparing the respective gap in time with a respective time threshold of the display index to determine respective display line spacing for displaying consecutive log records. A display displays the plurality of log consecutive log records in segmented groups with each group separated by a display line spacing corresponding to a respective time threshold between consecutive records as identified by the display index.

Log management utilizing time context indexing

Event data management is disclosed. Event data management can include receiving a first set of event data including events classified using local contexts that indicate correspondence to a plurality of data flows. Event data management can include receiving a second set of event data including one or more event data classified using the local contexts and using a global context. The global context can indicate correspondence to a computer tracked transaction. Event data management can include determining, using the local contexts, a first subset of event data corresponding to a first data flow and a second subset of event data corresponding to a second data flow of the plurality of data flows. Event data management can include establishing a global relationship between the first data flow and the second data flow.

Management of event contexts using bookend events

Embodiments include a method of controlling message delivery from a publisher application to one or more subscriber applications of a messaging system, the one or more subscriber applications having a plurality of subscriptions registered with a broker application of the messaging system. The method includes generating a unified subscription description representing the plurality of registered subscriptions based on at least one stored intermediate subscription description, where each intermediate subscription description represents one or more registered subscriptions. The method also includes communicating the unified subscription description to the publisher application.

Message delivery in a message system

A method, hardware system, and/or computer program product controls message delivery from a publisher application to one or more subscriber applications in a publish/subscribe messaging mechanism. The one or more subscriber applications have a plurality of subscriptions registered with a broker application of the publish/subscribe messaging mechanism. A unified subscription description representing the plurality of subscriptions registered with the broker application is generated, and is then communicated to the publisher application.

Message delivery in a messaging system

Event data management is disclosed. Event data management can include receiving a first set of event data including events classified using local contexts. Event data management can include receiving a second set of event data including one or more event data classified using the local contexts and using a global context. Event data management can include determining a first subset of event data corresponding to a first data flow and a second subset of event data corresponding to a second data flow. Event data management can include establishing a global relationship between the first and second data flow. Event data management can include receiving a third set of event data corresponding to the first data flow and having a local bookend identifier. Event data management can include clearing, in response to determining that the third event datum includes the local bookend identifier, the first subset of event data.

Management of event contexts using bookend contexts

A feed mixing and dispensing apparatus includes a container mountable on a transport. The container has a longitudinal axis, a transverse axis and a vertical axis, a pair of opposite end walls, a pair of opposite side walls and a base wail and a top opening. The longitudinal axis extends substantially parallel to the direction of travel of the container, while the transverse axis is substantially perpendicular to the direction of the travel of the container. A mixing shaft connected to a drive means is rotatably mounted inside the container and comprises mixing members for breaking up and mixing the feed. The mixing shaft extends between the side wails substantially perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the container. A feed discharge arrangement is provided for discharging the mixed feed from the container.

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Winchester, United Kingdom

Samuel D Hughes