MANAGEMENT OF EVENT CONTEXTS USING BOOKEND CONTEXTS

摘要

Event data management is disclosed. Event data management can include receiving a first set of event data including events classified using local contexts. Event data management can include receiving a second set of event data including one or more event data classified using the local contexts and using a global context. Event data management can include determining a first subset of event data corresponding to a first data flow and a second subset of event data corresponding to a second data flow. Event data management can include establishing a global relationship between the first and second data flow. Event data management can include receiving a third set of event data corresponding to the first data flow and having a local bookend identifier. Event data management can include clearing, in response to determining that the third event datum includes the local bookend identifier, the first subset of event data.

主权项

1. A method of event data management, the method comprising:
receiving a first set of event data indicating computer tracked occurrences, the first set of event data including one or more events classified using local contexts, the local contexts indicating correspondence to a plurality of data flows; receiving a second set of event data indicating computer tracked occurrences, the second set of event data including one or more event data classified using the local contexts and using a global context, the global context indicating correspondence to a computer tracked transaction, the computer tracked transaction including one or more of the plurality of data flows; determining, using the local contexts, a first subset of event data from the first and second sets of event data, the first subset of event data corresponding to a first data flow of the plurality of data flows, and determining a second subset of event data from the first and second sets of event data, the second subset of event data corresponding to a second data flow of the plurality of data flows; determining, using the global context, a first event datum of the first subset and a second event datum of the second subset that corresponds to the computer tracked transaction; and establishing, in response to determining the first event datum and the second event datum that correspond to the computer tracked transaction, a global relationship between the first data flow and the second data flow, the global relationship indicating correspondence to the computer tracked transaction; receiving a third set of event data indicating computer tracked occurrences, the third set of event data including a third event datum classified, using a local context, as corresponding to the first data flow, the third event datum having a local bookend identifier, the local bookend identifier indicating an end to the first data flow of the plurality of data flows; adding, using the local context, the third event datum to the first subset of event data; and clearing, in response to determining that the third event datum includes the local bookend identifier, the first subset of event data from computer memory.