Fujitsu Corporation

Shoichi Kogiso

Takashi Ikezaki

Yusuke Kuchiwaki

Masakazu Furukawa

Masahiro Fukuda

Takamasa Ohashi

Ryo Matsumura

Yuji Aoki

Tomoaki Mizoo

Yukihiro Takeuchi

Hiroshi Iyobe

Yasuki Yoshihashi

Naoya Hirota

Masahiro Shimomura

A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing an estimation program that causes a processor included in a computer to execute a process. The process includes receiving a message of an estimation target of a forwarding destination, searching past messages for a message similar to the received message, estimating, when there is no similar message among the past massage, the forwarding destination of the message using a model of estimating the forwarding destination based on a keyword that is identified based on a word included in the received message, and outputting a forwarding destination of the searched similar message or the estimated forwarding destination.

Non-transitory computer-readable recording medium, estimation method, and information processing device

An operational control management method of determining a possibility of parallel execution of multiple operational controls that are included in a workflow, in which a computer performs processing includes judging whether a first operational control that is to be executed next and a second operational control that follows the first operational control are detailed determination targets, based on operation categorization information that results from categorizing each of the multiple operational controls based on an operation target and operation content; and determining a possibility of parallel execution based on relationships of the first operational control and the second operational control to the operation target and on operation situations of operation targets, with which the first and second operational controls are associated, in a case where the first operational control and the second operational control are the detailed determination targets.

Operational control management apparatus and operational control management method

A first executing unit executes, among tasks included in a first workflow, a first task group including one or more tasks using a resource. When a task included in the first task group is stopped, a rollback processing unit restores the resource to its former state prior to the execution of the first task group. After the resource is restored to the former state prior to the execution of the first task group, a second executing unit starts executing, among tasks included in a second workflow, a second task group including one or more tasks using the resource.

Apparatus and method for controlling execution workflows

A control unit of a workflow control apparatus identifies, among tasks included in a plurality of workflows, tasks using the same resource based on workflow definition information, and determines the execution sequence of the identified tasks based on the content of each of the identified tasks defined in the workflow definition information. The control unit identifies, among the identified tasks, one or more tasks whose execution is omissible based on the content of each of the identified tasks and the execution sequence of the identified tasks.

Workflow control apparatus and method therefor

A database control method comprising a first main system processing in which, upon first data being stored in a second storage unit included in a second server communicably connected with the first server, the first data is stored in a first storage unit following instructions from a host computer, a first inhibiting processing in which, upon detecting an abnormality in communication with the second server, storing the first data in the first storage unit following instructions from a host computer is inhibited, a first query processing performing a first query to an arbitrating device arbitrating between the first server and the second server, and a processing executing or stopping the first main system processing in accordance with instructions from the arbitrating device.

Database system and database control method

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Nagoya, Japan

Shoichi Kogiso