Ben A Fulton

8306951, Nov 6, 2012

Mar 8, 2010

12/719264

Sourav Ghosh - Union City CA, US
Ashish Motivala - San Francisco CA, US
Charles Hoch - Milpitas CA, US
Rohan Aranha - San Francisco CA, US
Ben Fulton - San Francisco CA, US
Andrey Gusev - Dublin CA, US
Tirthankar Lahiri - Palo Alto CA, US
Juan Tellez - Piedmont CA, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 17/30

707646, 707610, 707640, 707645, 707647, 707648, 707649, 707650, 707651, 707652, 707653, 707661, 707674, 709214, 709217, 711161, 711162

A cluster manager is configured to manage a plurality of copies of a mid-tier database as a mid-tier database cluster. The cluster manager may concurrently manage a backend database system. The cluster manager is configured to monitor for and react to failures of mid-tier database nodes. The cluster manager may react to a mid-tier database failure by, for example, assigning a new active node, creating a new standby node, creating new copies of the mid-tier databases, implementing new replication or backup schemes, reassigning the node's virtual address to another node, or relocating applications that were directly linked to the mid-tier database to another host. Each node or an associated agent may configure the cluster manager to behave in this fashion during initialization, based on common cluster configuration information. Each copy of the mid-tier database may be, for example, a memory resident database. Thus, a node must reload the entire database into memory to recover a copy of the database.

20130046731, Feb 21, 2013

Sep 26, 2012

13/627370

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA, US
Ashish Motivala - San Francisco CA, US
Charles Hoch - Milpitas CA, US
Rohan Aranha - San Francisco CA, US
Ben Fulton - San Francisco CA, US
Andrey Gusev - Dublin CA, US
Tirthankar Lahiri - Palo Alto CA, US
Juan Tellez - Piedmont CA, US

ORACLE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 17/30

707622, 707E17005, 707E17032

A cluster manager manages copies of a mid-tier database as a mid-tier database cluster. The cluster manager may concurrently manage a backend database system. The cluster manager is configured to monitor for and react to failures of mid-tier database nodes. The cluster manager may react to a mid-tier database failure by, for example, assigning a new active node, creating a new standby node, creating new copies of the mid-tier databases, implementing new replication or backup schemes, reassigning the node's virtual address to another node, or relocating applications that were directly linked to the mid-tier database to another host. Each node or an associated agent may configure the cluster manager during initialization, based on common cluster configuration information. Each copy of the mid-tier database may be, for example, a memory resident database. Thus, a node must reload the entire database into memory to recover a copy of the database.

20140100905, Apr 10, 2014

Oct 7, 2013

14/047820

APRIL ALEXANDER - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
JENNIFER CHAO - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
DARREN YEUNG - LOS ALTOS HILLS CA, US
VINCENT CHANG - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
BEN LASLEY - DALY CITY CA, US
BEN FULTON - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
JANSEN SHENG - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
JAMES DEMICHELE - AUSTIN TX, US
THOMAS YOUNG - RENTON WA, US
SHRENIK DEVASANI - REDWOOD CITY, IN
NAVTEJ SADHAL - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
LUKE MISENHEIMER - OAKLAND CA, US
HAIYUN HELEN WENG - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
HAMILTON NGUYEN - IRVINE CA, US
TIMOTHY WOO - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
SETH GOLDENBERG - SAN FRANCISCO CA, US
CHUNG LAI - SAN FRANCISCO, HK
JUSTIN YAN - SEATTLE WA, US
MEGHAN KILGORE - SEATTLE WA, US
JULIA TEITELBAUM - LITTLE CO, US

G06Q 50/16
G06Q 10/10

705 719

A computer-implemented method includes providing to a user access, via an electronic network, to a memory device on which are stored listings of parcels of real property. A selection of a set of the stored listings is received from the user via the electronic network. In response to receiving the selection, at least a portion of a first itinerary is generated including an indication of at least one time at which the user will receive permitted physical access to at least one parcel of real property associated with the selected set of stored listings. The first itinerary is then provided to the user.