18497878. METADATA TABLE MANAGEMENT SCHEME FOR DATABASE CONSISTENCY simplified abstract (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)
METADATA TABLE MANAGEMENT SCHEME FOR DATABASE CONSISTENCY
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Heekwon Park of Cupertino CA (US)
Ho bin Lee of San Jose CA (US)
IIgu Hong of Santa Clara CA (US)
Yang Seok Ki of Palo Alto CA (US)
METADATA TABLE MANAGEMENT SCHEME FOR DATABASE CONSISTENCY - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18497878 titled 'METADATA TABLE MANAGEMENT SCHEME FOR DATABASE CONSISTENCY
Simplified Explanation
The method of database management described in the abstract involves locating and reading metadata tables using recovery logic, retrieving next metadata table keys, and determining the validity of keys within the tables.
- Locating and reading metadata tables using recovery logic
- Retrieving next metadata table keys
- Determining validity of keys within the tables
- Making available memory space associated with the metadata tables
Potential Applications
- Data management systems
- Database recovery systems
- Information retrieval systems
Problems Solved
- Efficient database management
- Reliable data recovery
- Streamlined information retrieval
Benefits
- Improved data organization
- Enhanced data recovery processes
- Optimal memory space utilization
Original Abstract Submitted
Provided is a method of database management including locating, with a recovery logic, a first metadata table using a beginning metadata table key, reading, by the recovery logic, the first metadata table, retrieving, with the recovery logic, a first next metadata table key of the first metadata table, locating, by the recovery logic, a second metadata table based on the first next metadata table key or based on a third next metadata table key of a third metadata table having a third metadata table range between a first metadata table range of the first metadata table and a second metadata table range of the second metadata table, reading, by the recovery logic, the second metadata table, determining, by the recovery logic, the second metadata table lacks valid keys in the second metadata table range, and making available, by the recovery logic, memory space associated with the second metadata table.
