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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 10, 2013
Filed:
Oct. 06, 2009
Graeme Stanley Chambers, Perth, AU;
Robert Ching Kong Cheung, Perth, AU;
Ashley Neil Clementi, Perth, AU;
Luke Rowan Mckenna, Perth, AU;
Andrew Wilkins, Perth, AU;
Tee Yen NG, Stirling, AU;
Graeme Stanley Chambers, Perth, AU;
Robert Ching Kong Cheung, Perth, AU;
Ashley Neil Clementi, Perth, AU;
Luke Rowan McKenna, Perth, AU;
Andrew Wilkins, Perth, AU;
Tee Yen Ng, Stirling, AU;
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
An approach is provided that receives a set of tracking data from a monitored activity. The set of tracking data includes name-value pairs. The received set name-value pairs are compared with context masks. Each context mask include one or more name-filter pairs. One of the sets of context masks is selected in response to determining that the incoming name-value pairs matches the mask name-filter pairs of the selected context mask. Name-value pairs are selected based upon the selected context mask. The selected name-value pairs are then stored in an aggregate data store. If the received set of tracking data fails to match at least one of the name-filter pairs then the received set of tracking data is disregarded and none of the name-value pairs are stored in the aggregate data store.