International Business Machines Corporation

Zhi Dan Hao

Wei Li

Wen Liu

Mai Zeng

Wei Liu

Xiao Ling Chen

Cheng Fang Wang

Hong Li

Si Bin Fan

Jing Chen

Heng Wang

Wei Jiang

Xue Yong Zhang

Chun Li

Yi Jie Ma

Yu Mei Dai

Wei H Liu

Jiong Fan

Yi J Yj

A computer-implemented method according to one embodiment includes updating code segments of source code to include predetermined code pieces. The updated code segments are configured to output information about associated test cases upon the test cases being run. The method further includes running the test cases, and subsequent to a change being made to the source code, determining a prioritized subset of the test cases. The prioritized subset of the test cases is run. A computer program product according to another embodiment includes a computer readable storage medium having program instructions embodied therewith. The program instructions are readable and/or executable by a computer to cause the computer to perform the foregoing method.

Determination of a prioritized subset of test cases to run after a source code change

A method, system and computer program product for processing data are provided. In the method, a request is received to perform an access-controlled operation in a user device. A biometric feature input from an input module of the user device is received for the request. It is determined whether the received biometric feature matching with a primary biometric feature, the primary biometric feature being identified from a plurality of biometric features stored in the user device and being used to authenticate a user for the access-controlled operation. The access-controlled operation is enabled in response to determining the received biometric feature matching with a primary biometric feature.

User authentication

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media are described for implementing an active-active transaction protocol according to which multiple sites can each provide active services such as executing update transactions that insert, modify, or delete data records. An active-active transaction protocol utilizes affinity records corresponding to both transactions that have been received as well as the data records those transactions are updating to determine which site should handle execution of an incoming update transaction. An affinity record defines a relationship between a data record and a site that determines whether and where a transaction seeking to update that data record will be routed for processing. Conflict handling mechanisms are also provided by the active-active transaction protocol to ensure data consistency between the multiple sites.

Workload management across multiple data sites capable of providing active services

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