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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 06, 2012
Filed:
Feb. 18, 2009
Rudy Daniello, Nice, FR;
Sophie Desmonceau, Grasse, FR;
Benoit Janin, Biot, FR;
René Jullien, Nice, FR;
Brigitte Ruscica, Grasse, FR;
Rudy Daniello, Nice, FR;
Sophie Desmonceau, Grasse, FR;
Benoit Janin, Biot, FR;
René Jullien, Nice, FR;
Brigitte Ruscica, Grasse, FR;
Amadeus s.a.s, Biot, FR;
Abstract
A method of insuring the integrity of a plurality of updates brought in real-time to a production database concurrently used by one or more software applications is described. The production database includes a plurality of products participating to the definition of objects. The method first includes requesting the issuance of a unique filing number associated to a draft state version of the plurality of updates while keeping them invisible to the end-users of the production database. Then, a set of product items identified as a whole by the unique filing number are created or copied from the production database and gathered under the form of a meta-product on which the plurality of updates is applied. After updating, the meta-product is successively set into a customizable flow of one or more validation states in order to perform a cross-validation of the plurality of updates. After validation, the meta-product is set into a production state where the uniquely identified meta-product becomes immediately visible and useable by the end-users.