Dillenberger
Donna E. Dillenberger, Yorktown Heights, NY US
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20130198721 | VISUALIZATION OF INFORMATION USING LANDMASSES - The present invention relates to the visualization of complex information using a set of navigable landmasses. A method for generating a visualization of a programming code base using a set of navigable landmasses in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes: representing each of a plurality of different code components using a respective landmass; adjusting a size of each landmass based on a number of lines of code in the code component corresponding to the landmass; and displaying the landmasses. | 08-01-2013 |
Donna Eng Dillenberger, Yorktown Heights, NY US
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20080256309 | MAINTAIN OWNING APPLICATION INFORMATION OF DATA FOR A DATA STORAGE SYSTEM - A data storage system writes data supplied from a host to data storage in accordance with write I/O of an owning application. A workload manager directs the processing of the supplied data in accordance with the write I/O of the owning application, provides service workload identification describing the write I/O, a storage subsystem control adds the service workload identification to record set information for the data, and a journal management system stores the record set information in a journal. The journaled information, for example, may be employed for performing forensic analysis of data corruption events or to perform security audits, etc. | 10-16-2008 |
20080256310 | MAINTAIN OWNING APPLICATION INFORMATION OF DATA FOR A DATA STORAGE SYSTEM - A data storage system writes data supplied from a host to data storage in accordance with write I/O of an owning application. A workload manager directs the processing of the supplied data in accordance with the write I/O of the owning application, provides service workload identification describing the write I/O, a storage subsystem control adds the service workload identification to record set information for the data, and a journal management system stores the record set information in a journal. The journaled information, for example, may be employed for performing forensic analysis of data corruption events or to perform security audits, etc. | 10-16-2008 |
Donna N. Dillenberger, Hawthorne, NY US
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20100313145 | CONTEXTUAL DATA CENTER MANAGEMENT UTILIZING A VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT - Contextual data center management utilizing a virtual environment is described. In one embodiment, there is a data center management tool for managing a physical data center from a representation of the physical data center operating in a virtual universe. The data center management tool includes a data center contextual object component configured to obtain a data center contextual object that describes operational information of the physical data center in the virtual universe. An operational change component is configured to implement at least one operational change to the representation of the physical data center in the virtual universe. The at least one operational change is implemented as a function of the data center contextual object. A management component is configured to manage the physical data center pursuant to a result obtained from implementing the at least one operational change. | 12-09-2010 |
Donna N Eng Dillenberger, Yorktown Heights, NY US
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20100211555 | EFFICIENT INTEGRATION BETWEEN AN EXTERNAL WORKLOAD MANAGER AND AN RDBMS - According to one embodiment of the present invention, a system, method and computer program product is provided for integrating an external workload manager with a database system. The method according to one embodiment includes a method comprises: receiving a request in a database component, the request including a cross component token; starting a new unit of work in workload management software in the database component, in response to the request; determining, from a cross component workload management unit, a transaction class and a synchronization code using the database component; finding an internal workload in the workload management software that matches the transaction class and the synchronization code of the cross component workload management unit; and using the matching internal workload for the new unit of work. | 08-19-2010 |
20140067845 | FACILITATING FIELD PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAY ACCELERATIONS OF DATABASE FUNCTIONS - Methods and arrangements for facilitating accelerations of database functions. A field programmable gate array is incorporated. At least one query control block is incorporated in the field programmable gate array, and database management system operations are accelerated via the field programmable gate array. The accelerating includes employing the at least one query control block to execute a query without reconfiguring the field programmable gate array. | 03-06-2014 |
20140067851 | FACILITATING FIELD PROGRAMMABLE GATE ARRAY ACCELERATIONS OF DATABASE FUNCTIONS - Methods and arrangements for facilitating accelerations of database functions. A field programmable gate array is incorporated. At least one query control block is incorporated in the field programmable gate array, and database management system operations are accelerated via the field programmable gate array. The accelerating includes employing the at least one query control block to execute a query without reconfiguring the field programmable gate array. | 03-06-2014 |
20140325478 | VISUALIZATION OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS USING BUILDINGS - Provided herein are approaches for generating a visualization of software code using a set of buildings. Specifically, one approach comprises: representing software code using a set of buildings in a virtual city environment, wherein each building of the set of buildings represent a software solution; displaying the set of buildings in the virtual city environment; and displaying a plurality of floors and a plurality of rooms within each of the plurality of floors of the set of buildings, wherein each of the plurality of floors of a building of the set of buildings represents a software component of the software solution represented by the building, and wherein each of the plurality of rooms within each floor of the building represents a different version of the software component represented by the floor of the building. | 10-30-2014 |
Donna N Eng Dillenberger, Yorktwown Heights, NY US
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20100031229 | VISUALIZATION OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS USING BUILDINGS - The present invention relates to the visualization of a complex system such as a software offering using a set of buildings. A method for generating a visualization of a complex system using a set of buildings in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention includes: representing each of a plurality of complex systems using a respective set of buildings in a virtual city environment. The set of buildings in the virtual city environment is displayed. | 02-04-2010 |
Eric John Dillenberger, Klamath Falls, OR US
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20110027044 | Tamper-proof nut or bolt head security cover - In a security cover, or system, for a fastener both (1) a step washer, and (2) a hollow cylinder rotating to the contained step washer, are affixed to a surface by a nut, or by a bolt head, that is to be protected from tampering. A (3) hollow cap fits loosely over the bolt head or nut, and is either (A) compressively forced upon the step washer, the cap being within cylinder that is then rotatable relative to the cap, step washer and nut or bolt head; or else (B) compressively forced into the hollow of the cylinder, therein to rotate together with the cylinder relative to the step washer and nut or bolt head. The (3) hollow cap may also be fit compressively over, as opposed to within, the cylinder. No matter to which component the cap fits compressively, and whether mounted to the interior or exterior of the cylinder, the outermost structure—normally the cylinder—(A) rotates freely to the bolt head or nut contained therein, (B) is, by action of the lock washer, highly resistant to becoming compressed so as to gain purchase on the enclosed bolt head or nut for malicious loosening and tampering, and (C) is, by its compression fit, highly resistant to removal. An optional (4) ring can be fit between the cap and the cylinder and into complimentary circumferential grooves on each. The rotating incompressible cover in three, or in four, parts provides permanent, unremovable, security to a bolt head, or a nut, from tampering. | 02-03-2011 |