Bhaskar Himatsingka

6738790, May 18, 2004

Mar 15, 2001

09/810120

Jonathan Klein - Redwood City CA
Bhaskar Himatsingka - Belmont CA

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 1730

707203

A method and system for accessing a large object (LOB) that belongs to a cell in a table are provided. An index is built on a column in which the cell resides. The index has a key that includes a LOB identifier. A database server receives from a client a request to access the LOB. The server uses a LOB identifier value for the LOB to traverse the index to locate an index entry for the LOB. The server then follows address information contained in the index entry to a storage containing at least a portion of the LOB and accesses the portion of the LOB as specified in the request. A method and system for tracking storage for data items are also disclosed. Within an index that is built to access the data items are stored both index entries for locating blocks that store current versions of the data items, and index entries for locating blocks that store non-current versions of the data items.

20120296752, Nov 22, 2012

Jul 5, 2011

13/176020

Kshitij Dayal - San Jose CA, US
Jonathan Rosen - Sunnyvale CA, US
Robert Mihalko - Sunnyvale CA, US
Bhaskar Himatsingka - Sunnyvale CA, US

ARIBA, INC. - Sunnyvale CA

G06Q 30/00
G06F 17/30

705 261, 707736, 707748, 707E17014

Embodiments for maintaining a company profile of a company associated with a supplier/buyer commerce network are disclosed. One method includes collecting activity information of the company. The collecting includes monitoring a plurality of databases that each maintains activity information associated with the company, assigning a unique identification for the company across the plurality of databases, exporting the activity information associated with the company from each of the plurality of databases, and aggregating the activity information. The method further includes updating the company profile with the aggregated activity information of the company.

62437186, Jun 5, 2001

Sep 24, 1999

9/405410

Jonathan Klein - Redwood City CA
Bhaskar Himatsingka - Belmont CA

Oracle Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 1730

707203

A method and system for accessing a large object (LOB) that belongs to a cell in a table are provided. An index is built on a column in which the cell resides. The index has a key that includes a LOB identifier. A database server receives from a client a request to access the LOB. The server uses a LOB identifier value for the LOB to traverse the index to locate an index entry for the LOB. The server then follows address information contained in the index entry to a storage containing at least a portion of the LOB and accesses the portion of the LOB as specified in the request. A method and system for tracking storage for data items are also disclosed. Within an index that is built to access the data items are stored both index entries for locating blocks that store current versions of the data items, and index entries for locating blocks that store non-current versions of the data items.

62090003, Mar 27, 2001

Sep 24, 1999

9/405460

Jonathan Klein - Redwood City CA
Bhaskar Himatsingka - Belmont CA

Oracle Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F17/30

707203

A method and system for tracking storage for data items is provided. First, an index is built to access the data items. Then a first plurality of index entries for locating a first set of blocks are stored in the index, wherein blocks within the first set of blocks are blocks that store current first versions of the data items. Finally, a second plurality of index entries for locating a second set of blocks are stored in the index, wherein blocks within the second set of blocks are blocks that store non-current second versions of the data items.

60616784, May 9, 2000

Oct 31, 1997

8/962132

Jonathan Klein - Pleasanton CA
Bhaskar Himatsingka - Belmont CA

Oracle Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 1730

707 3

A method and system for accessing a large object (LOB) that belongs to a cell in a table are provided. An index is built on a column in which the cell resides. The index has a key that includes a LOB identifier. A database server receives from a client a request to access the LOB. The server uses a LOB identifier value for the LOB to traverse the index to locate an index entry for the LOB. The server then follows address information contained in the index entry to a storage containing at least a portion of the LOB and accesses the portion of the LOB as specified in the request. A method and system for tracking storage for data items are also disclosed. Within an index that is built to access the data items are stored both index entries for locating blocks that store current versions of the data items, and index entries for locating blocks that store non-current versions of the data items.