Christopher F. Parker

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Oswego, IL, US

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Patents Grantslast 30 patents

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Outage-less database change operation
- Patent number 7,809,762
- Issue date Oct 5, 2010
- BMC Software, Inc.
- Christopher F. Parker
- G06 - COMPUTING CALCULATING COUNTING
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Database table recovery system
- Patent number 7,756,818
- Issue date Jul 13, 2010
- Computer Associates Think, Inc.
- Christopher F. Parker
- G06 - COMPUTING CALCULATING COUNTING
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System and method for extracting index key data fields
- Patent number 6,457,014
- Issue date Sep 24, 2002
- Computer Associates Think, Inc.
- Christopher F. Parker
- G06 - COMPUTING CALCULATING COUNTING
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Real-time database object statistics collection
- Patent number 6,389,430
- Issue date May 14, 2002
- Computer Associates Think, Inc.
- Christopher F. Parker
- G06 - COMPUTING CALCULATING COUNTING
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Method of automatically synchronizing mirrored database objects
- Patent number 6,289,357
- Issue date Sep 11, 2001
- Platinum technology IP, inc.
- Christopher F. Parker
- G06 - COMPUTING CALCULATING COUNTING
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Method of mirroring log datasets using both log file data and live...
- Patent number 6,178,427
- Issue date Jan 23, 2001
- Platinum technology IP, inc.
- Christopher F. Parker
- G06 - COMPUTING CALCULATING COUNTING
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Method for checking tablespaces involved in referential integrity
- Patent number 6,115,722
- Issue date Sep 5, 2000
- Computer Associates Think, Inc.
- Amando B. Isip
- G06 - COMPUTING CALCULATING COUNTING

Christopher F. Parker

Person

Patents Grantslast 30 patents

Outage-less database change operation

Database table recovery system

System and method for extracting index key data fields

Real-time database object statistics collection

Method of automatically synchronizing mirrored database objects

Method of mirroring log datasets using both log file data and live...

Method for checking tablespaces involved in referential integrity