Microstrategy, Inc.

Wenfeng Li

Benjamin Z Li

Jeffrey A Bedell

Scott Cappiello

Ramkumar Ramachandran

Luis V Orozco

Ramprasad Polana

Stephen Scott Trundle

Michael Jerry Saylor

William Hurwood

Jun Yuan

Abhimanyu Warikoo

Yi Du

Ningning Liu

Dyung V Le

Patrick Vinton

Rodolfo Avalos

Alejandro Freixas

Raul Gonzalez

A system and method for facilitating the performance of administrator tasks in performing changes to enterprise level data that is associated with various users. The method includes the steps of generating a login dialog box to accept login information from an administrator; establishing a connection to at least one project source name; providing an outline to the administrator, the outline facilitating the creation and submission of command based instruction by providing syntax for a purpose, the outline being maintained in a predetermined folder; and providing a history feature to save a set instructions that were executed successfully.

Systems and methods for performing operations in a reporting system

A technique for limiting access to the resources of a system is disclosed. In one embodiment, wherein the system has a server for processing requests, and wherein the server supports a plurality of projects, the technique includes receiving a request to access the resources of the system. The request is denied based upon an application level and a setting level, wherein the application level is associated with one of a plurality of functional layers within the system that is affected by the request, and wherein the setting level is a limiting value associated with one of the server alone and the server with one or more of the plurality of projects. The limiting value limits an operation on one of the plurality of functional layers, thereby limiting access to the resources of the system.

Technique for limiting access to the resources of a system

A technique for handling server session requests in a system having a plurality of servers is disclosed. In one embodiment, the technique includes receiving a request to create a session on one of the plurality of servers. In response to the request, a primary session is created on a first of the plurality of servers. After the primary session is created, at least one other of the plurality of servers are notified that the primary session has been created. Such notification allows for a backup session on the at least one other of the plurality of servers to take over for the primary session upon a failure on the first of the plurality of servers.

Technique for handling server session requests in a system having a plurality of servers

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Reston, VA, United States of America

Wenfeng Li