International Business Machines Corporation

William John Scheid, Iii

Colin Scott Dawson

Barry Fruchtman

David Michael Morton

Peter Haumer

Erick Christian Kissel

Yan Luo

Tala El Hallak

Stanislav Georgiev

Aspects include a method for generating an initial ranking of a plurality of discovered keywords, in which the initial ranking is based on confidence levels. The method includes presenting the initial ranking to a user as a list that includes the plurality of discovered keywords. The method includes, in response to receiving a text string as a first input from the user, filtering the list of discovered keywords to generate a refined list of discovered keywords. The filtering includes searching the list of discovered keywords to rank keywords that match the input string using a fuzzy search. The method includes mapping a discovered keyword of the refined list to a business term using a fuzzy search. The method includes updating the initial ranking based on the mapping of the discovered keyword.

Discovering and displaying business artifact and term relationships

An apparatus, system, and method are disclosed for data access management on a storage device connected to a storage area network. A client includes network connections to a first and second network, where the second network comprises a storage area network (SAN). The client also includes a storage management client and a storage agent. The storage agent is configured to minimize the amount of metadata processing that occurs on the client by sending the metadata or a copy thereof to a storage server to be stored in a centralized metadata database. The storage server also includes a storage manager that is configured to manage data access by the storage agent to the requested storage device.

Apparatus, system, and method for data access management

Provided are a method, system, and program for performing database operations. A request is received to access database resources from a client over a network. An entry is added to a monitor list indicating a last access time to the database by the client, wherein the entry is associated with an access of database resources in response to the received request. The monitor list is scanned to determine an entry where a difference of a current time and last access time exceeds a timeout threshold. A calling a function is indicated in the entry. The function causes an abort operation to be performed to terminate the access of database resources associated with the determined entry.

Method, system, and program for managing database operations

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William John Scheid, Iii