View source for 20240012798. COMPUTER IMPLEMENTED METHOD FOR CREATING DATABASE STRUCTURES WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE ON FUNCTIONING OF RELATIONAL DATABASE SYSTEM simplified abstract (DATAWALK SPOLKA AKCYJNA)

=COMPUTER IMPLEMENTED METHOD FOR CREATING DATABASE STRUCTURES WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE ON FUNCTIONING OF RELATIONAL DATABASE SYSTEM=


==Organization Name==

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==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Krystian Piecko of Herndon VA (US)|Krystian Piecko of Herndon VA (US)]][[Category:Krystian Piecko of Herndon VA (US)]]

==COMPUTER IMPLEMENTED METHOD FOR CREATING DATABASE STRUCTURES WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE ON FUNCTIONING OF RELATIONAL DATABASE SYSTEM - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240012798 titled 'COMPUTER IMPLEMENTED METHOD FOR CREATING DATABASE STRUCTURES WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE ON FUNCTIONING OF RELATIONAL DATABASE SYSTEM

==Simplified Explanation==

The abstract of the patent application describes computer implemented methods for storing ad hoc relations between previously unrelated database objects assigned to different database structures using an electronic computing device. The methods involve defining at least three database structures (structure a, structure b, and structure c) each containing a number of objects. There are relations between objects of structure a and structure b, as well as between objects of structure b and structure c. The methods include filtering data of structure a, accessing structure b using a selected relation between structure a and structure b, storing information about the filtering of structure a and the selected path between structure a and structure b, and filtering the results obtained from structure b.

* The patent application presents computer implemented methods for storing relations between unrelated database objects assigned to different database structures.
* The methods involve defining at least three database structures (structure a, structure b, and structure c) and their respective objects.
* Relations exist between objects of structure a and structure b, as well as between objects of structure b and structure c.
* The methods include filtering data of structure a and accessing structure b using a selected relation between structure a and structure b.
* Information about the filtering of structure a and the selected path between structure a and structure b is stored.
* The results obtained from structure b are filtered.

Potential applications of this technology:
* Data management and organization in complex database systems.
* Integration of disparate data sources and structures.
* Ad hoc relationship management between different database objects.

Problems solved by this technology:
* Storing and managing relations between previously unrelated database objects.
* Accessing and filtering data from different database structures.
* Handling complex and diverse data relationships.

Benefits of this technology:
* Improved data organization and retrieval in complex database systems.
* Enhanced ability to integrate and analyze data from different sources.
* Efficient management of ad hoc relationships between database objects.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

computer implemented methods for storing ad hoc relations between previously unrelated database objects assigned to different database structures using an electronic computing device are presented, the methods including: causing the electronic computing device to define at least three database structures: structure a, structure b and structure c, where each of the at least three database structures each includes a number of objects, where there exists at least one relation between objects of structure a and objects of structure b, and where there exists at least one relation between objects of structure b and objects of structure c; filtering data of structure a; accessing structure b using a first selected relation between structure a and structure b; storing information about filtering of structure a and information on a first selected path between structure a and structure b; filtering results obtained from structure b.



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