Verifying data structure consistency across computing environments
Granted 15 Sep 2015 · 14 office actions
Assignee: International Business Machines
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Inventors: Khalid Filali-Adib, John M. McConaughy, Frederic Barrat, Perinkulam I. Ganesh · Examiner: Joshua Bullock · AU 2162 · TC 2100
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According to one aspect of the present disclosure a system and technique for verifying data structure consistency across computing environments is disclosed. The system includes: a processor and a compatibility tool. The compatibility tool is executable by the processor to: generate a first signature for a data structure corresponding to a first computing environment; and generate a second signature for the data structure corresponding to a second computing environment. The processor is operable to compare the first and second signatures and, responsive to a disparity between the first and second signatures, indicate a change to the data structure between the first and second computing environments.
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| Type | Document | Date |
|---|---|---|
| related publication | US 20140129526 A1 | 8 May 2014 |
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