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Wilbur H. Highleyman

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Patent #TitleCo-InventorsDate
9985823 Method and system for mitigating correlated failure modes Bruce D. Holenstein, Paul J. Holenstein 2018-05-29
9922074 Method of ensuring real-time transaction integrity in the indestructible scalable computing cloud John R. Hoffmann, Bruce D. Holenstein, Paul J. Holenstein, Dylan R. Holenstein 2018-03-20
9830223 Methods for repairing a corrupted database to a new, correct state Paul J. Holenstein, John R. Hoffmann, Jonathan M. Ziegler, Bruce D. Holenstein 2017-11-28
9804935 Methods for repairing a corrupted database to a new, correct state by selectively using redo and undo operations Bruce D. Holenstein, Paul J. Holenstein, John R. Hoffmann 2017-10-31
9760598 Method of ensuring real-time transaction integrity in the cloud Bruce D. Holenstein, John R. Hoffmann, Paul J. Holenstein, Dylan R. Holenstein 2017-09-12
9734190 Method of ensuring real-time transaction integrity Bruce D. Holenstein, John R. Hoffmann, Paul J. Holenstein, Dylan R. Holenstein 2017-08-15
9569473 Method of controlling whether an uncompleted transaction applied against a database goes forward using either synchronous or asynchronous replication, or using either encrypted replication or unencrypted replication Paul J. Holenstein, John R. Hoffmann, Bruce D. Holenstein 2017-02-14
9330363 Method and article of manufacture for ensuring fair access to information using propagation delays to determine when to release object locks Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2016-05-03
8909604 Methods for returning a corrupted database to a known, correct state by selectively using redo and undo operations Bruce D. Holenstein, Paul J. Holenstein, John R. Hoffmann 2014-12-09
8903779 Methods for returning a corrupted database to a known, correct state Paul J. Holenstein, John R. Hoffmann, Jonathan M. Ziegler, Bruce D. Holenstein 2014-12-02
8620862 Method for ensuring referential integrity in replication engines by serializing base level change queue data Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2013-12-31
8458150 Method and article of manufacture for ensuring fair access to information using a fair propagation delay period in a transaction ownership step Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2013-06-04
8250029 Method for ensuring replication from a change queue of a source database to a target database when transaction load exceeds data path by spawning a new transaction path between the change queue and the target database Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2012-08-21
8117154 Method for ensuring replication when system resources are limited Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2012-02-14
7962458 Method for replicating explicit locks in a data replication engine Bruce D. Holenstein, Paul J. Holenstein, John R. Hoffmann, Gary E. Strickler 2011-06-14
7949640 Referential integrity, consistency, and completeness loading of databases Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2011-05-24
7801851 Method for ensuring referential integrity in multi-threaded replication engines Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2010-09-21
7603389 Optimized statement caching for transaction replay Bruce D. Holenstein, Paul J. Holenstein, Gary E. Strickler, William A. Grimm 2009-10-13
7539898 Method of increasing system availability by assigning process pairs to processor pairs Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2009-05-26
7194488 Split processing system for providing increased system availability Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2007-03-20
7177866 Asynchronous coordinated commit replication and dual write with replication transmission and locking of target database on updates only Bruce D. Holenstein, Paul J. Holenstein 2007-02-13
7113938 Method of increasing system availability by splitting a system Paul J. Holenstein, Bruce D. Holenstein 2006-09-26