An integrated system for managing changes in regulatory and non-regulatory requirements for business activities at an industrial or commercial facility. Application of this system to environmental, health and safety activities, and to food, drug, cosmetic, and medical treatment and device activities, are discussed as examples. The system: provides one or more databases that contain information on operations and requirements concerning an activity or area of business; receives information on regulatory and non-regulatory changes that affect operations of the business; converts these changes into changes in data entry forms, data processing and analysis procedures, and presentation (by printing, electronic display and/or distribution) of data processing and analysis results to selected recipients, without requiring the services of one or more programmers to re-key and/or reformat the items affected by the change; and implements receipt of change information and dissemination of data processing and analysis results using the facilities of the Internet.

Integrated change management unit

Computer software for, computer apparatus for, and a method of automatically generating a user interface for a relational database comprising extracting schema information from the relational database and automatically generating corresponding schema and user interface metadata, storing the metadata in a repository, and automatically developing from the metadata a user interface appropriate to the relational database.

Automated Generation of Dynamic Data Entry User Interface for Relational Database Management Systems

Display screen with animated graphical user interface

A user interface (UI) in the form of a single navigable window enables a user to navigate to and between multiple different functionalities that are provided by a single application program. Novel use is made of navigation model that manages the user's navigation activites to and between the different functionalities. Navigation instrumentalities enable the user to navigate among the different functionalities and include links to each of the different functionalities as well as browser-like navigation buttons. Context-sensitive command sets can also be provided along with the single navigable window. The context sensitive command sets include commands that automatically change as the user's computing context changes, e.g. as the user moves from functionality to functionality. The single application can be defined as a software platform that is extensible to receive and incorporate different functionalities. The functionalities can be provided as software modules that can be sent over a network such as the Internet. The extensible software platform provides a basis to offer a subscriber or fee-based service where different subscribers can, for a fee, access different functionalities via a network such as the Internet.

Single window navigation methods and systems

Methods and systems of providing information to computer users are described. In one embodiment, the methods and systems can provide a ranked list of favorite links. The list can be based upon the recency and frequency with which a user accesses items associated with the links. A most recently added favorites list of links is provided that is based upon when particular links were added to a user's favorites list. The methods and system can calculate a union of the lists to provide a collection of favorite quick links.

Methods and systems of providing information to computer users

A software system automatically and dynamically generates a fully functional user interface (UI) based upon, and connected directly to, an underlying data model (as instantiated within a relational database management system (RDBMS)). The UI derives from an automated interrogation of the RDBMS, and comprises all mode displays (e.g., browse, search, edit, add) for all tables, and a full complement of mechanisms—integrated directly into the mode displays—for representing, navigating, and managing relationships across tables, regardless of the complexity of the underlying RDBMS schema. It utilizes a hierarchical “context stack” for suspending the working state of a particular table while “drilling down” to work with related-table information and return relevant changes to the base table. The embodiment further provides methods to enhance and extend the internal representation of table structures, constraints, relationships, and—special requirements (“business rules”) for improved revelation of the schema structure through external interrogation.

System and method for generating automatic user interface for arbitrarily complex or large databases

In one embodiment, a software system automatically generates a fully functional user interface (UI) based upon any underlying schema within a relational database management system (RDBMS). The UI derives from an automated interrogation of the schema, and comprises all mode displays (e.g., browse, search, edit, add) for all tables, along with integrated mechanisms for representing, navigating and managing relationships across tables. It utilizes a hierarchical “context stack” for suspending the working state of a particular table while “drilling down” to work with related-table information and (potentially) return relevant changes to the base table. The UI presentation resolves cross-table relationships so as to supplant internal key fields from the primary table with corresponding descriptive fields derived from the related tables. Techniques are also provided to enhance and extend the internal representation of table structures, constraints, relationships and special requirements (“business rules”) for improved discovery of the schema structure via automated interrogation.

Systems and methods for automatically generating user interface elements for complex databases

A software system automatically and dynamically generates a fully functional user interface (UI) based upon, and connected directly to, an underlying data model (as instantiated within a relational database management system (RDBMS)). The UI is built according to an automated interrogation of the RDBMS, either as needed (on-the-fly) or by building an in-memory representation of the data model. The generated UI comprises all mode displays (e.g., browse, search, edit, add) for all tables, and a full complement of mechanisms integrated directly into the mode displays for representing, navigating, and managing relationships across tables. This embodiment has the capability of creating such a UI where the underlying RDBMS schema is complex and comprises a plurality of tables, constraints, and relationships. It utilizes a hierarchical 'context stack' for maintaining (and suspending) the working state of a particular table (comprising selected record, display 'mode', and filter constraints imposed from above stack contexts) while 'drilling down' across relationships to work with related information (in a possibly constrained working contest) and returning relevant changes to the parent-context table, and a corresponding UI convention for displaying and navigating this stack. The embodiment further provides a set of rules for traversing/navigating the context stack, and naming conventions and annotational methods for enhancing and extending the representation of table structures, constraints, relationships, and non-standard or special requirements ('business rules') so as to more fully support revelation of the schema structure through external interrogation.

System and method for automatically generating user interfaces for arbitrarily complex or large databases

L'invention concerne un systeme logiciel produisant de facon automatique et dynamique une interface utilisateur entierement fonctionnelle basee sur un modele de donnees sous-jacent (tel qu'instancie dans un systeme de gestion de base de donnees relationnelles (SGBDR)) et directement reliee a ce modele. L'interface utilisateur est construite selon une requete automatique du systeme de gestion de base de donnees relationnelles, si necessaire (a la volee) ou par construction d'une representation en memoire du modele de donnees. L'interface utilisateur produite comprend tous les affichages de mode (a savoir, exploration, recherche, mise en forme, ajout) pour toutes les tables, et un equipement complet des mecanismes integres directement dans les affichages de mode afin de representer, naviguer, et gerer des relations entre les tables. Ce mode de realisation permet de creer une interface utilisateur dans laquelle le schema SGBDR sous-jacent est complexe et comprend plusieurs tables, contraintes et relations. Il utilise une « pile de contexte » hierarchique afin de maintenir (et suspendre) l'etat de travail d'une table particuliere (comprenant un enregistrement selectionne, un « mode » d'affichage, et des contraintes de filtre imposees par les contextes de pile ci-dessus) tout en accedant par l'intermediaire des relations au travail avec des informations associees (dans un contexte de travail eventuellement contraint) et en retournant des changements importants a la table de contexte maitresse, et une convention d'interface utilisateur correspondante destinee a afficher cette pile et a naviguer a l'interieur de celle-ci. Ce mode de realisation comprend, en outre, un ensemble de regles pour traverser/naviguer dans la pile de contexte, ainsi que des conventions de denomination et des procedes d'annotation destines a ameliorer et a etendre la representation des structures, des contraintes, des relations et des exigences speciales ou non standards (« regles commerciales ») de table de maniere a supporter de facon plus complete la decouverte de la structure du schema a travers une requete externe.

Systeme et procede de production d'une interface utilisateur automatique destinee a des bases de donnees arbitrairement grandes et complexes

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Systeme et procede de production d'une interface utilisateur automatique destinee a des bases de donnees arbitrairement grandes et complexes