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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 13, 2009
Filed:
Jul. 05, 2006
Chen-mi Lin, Fargo, ND (US);
Anthony R. Trappen, Fargo, ND (US);
Dempsey R. Swam, Fargo, ND (US);
Matthew A. Thalman, Fargo, ND (US);
Raymond Holzhey, Hickson, ND (US);
Steven P. Anonsen, Fargo, ND (US);
Wade Daniel Lee Baird, Fargo, ND (US);
Chen-mi Lin, Fargo, ND (US);
Anthony R. Trappen, Fargo, ND (US);
Dempsey R. Swam, Fargo, ND (US);
Matthew A. Thalman, Fargo, ND (US);
Raymond Holzhey, Hickson, ND (US);
Steven P. Anonsen, Fargo, ND (US);
Wade Daniel Lee Baird, Fargo, ND (US);
Microsoft Corporation, Redmond, WA (US);
Abstract
Join expressions, expressed in terms of objects, are translated into a relational database join statement by generating a parse tree based on the join expression. The parse tree is traversed to build the relational database join statement.