Data processing: database and file management or data structures – Database design – Data structure types
Patent
1997-03-04
1999-11-30
Lintz, Paul R.
Data processing: database and file management or data structures
Database design
Data structure types
707 3, 707 7, G06F 1730
Patent
active
059959630
ABSTRACT:
A collating apparatus generates a sparse state transition table by reducing the amount of data indicating a specific transition operation and a shift operation in a state transition table in which a collating operation corresponding to each symbol contained in one or more retrieval keys is defined. Then, the collating apparatus stores the table after compressing it into an array format, and retrieves the keys in the file to be retrieved while referring to the compressed state transition table. This collating apparatus is applied to a word processor, database system, full-text search system, etc.
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Igata Nobuyuki
Nanba Isao
Flelirantin Jean Bolte
Fujitsu Limited
Lintz Paul R.
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