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ADAPTABLE MANAGEMENT IN SYNC ENGINES

  • US 20100251240A1
  • Filed: 03/25/2009
  • Published: 09/30/2010
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/25/2009
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for adaptable synchronization of two or more sync items, the method comprising:

  • identifying that a first pre-sync task is required for a first sync item of the two or more sync items;

    storing a designation of the first pre-sync task for the first sync item;

    identifying that the first pre-sync task is required for a second sync item of the two or more sync items;

    storing a designation of the first pre-sync task for the second sync item;

    storing a designation of a sync task for the first sync item;

    storing a designation of the sync task for the second sync item;

    launching a first task thread for performing the first pre-sync task for the first sync item;

    launching a second task thread to perform the first pre-sync task for the second sync item concurrently with the first task thread;

    establishing a first sync status equation for the first sync item wherein the first sync status equation is used to calculate the sync status of the first sync item at any time t and wherein the first sync status equation comprises a first percent wherein the first percent is an estimated percentage of processing time for finalizing synchronization of the first sync item for processing the first pre-sync task for the first sync item;

    establishing a second sync status equation for the second sync item wherein the second sync status equation is used to calculate the sync status of the second sync item at any time t and wherein the second sync status equation comprises a second percent wherein the second percent is an estimated percentage of processing time for finalizing synchronization of the second sync item for processing the first pre-sync task for the second sync item; and

    establishing a sync set status equation for the two or more sync items wherein the sync set status equation comprises a sum of the first sync status and the second sync status.

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