PROVIDING ONLINE GLOBAL

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
DIDAH DIDAH 1307 Independence Court Leavenworth KS 66048 Providing an online and global network site containing educational programs and for the research of educational sites and programs.;
DYNAMIC VALUE PROPOSITION Evans, Nicholas D. 904 Spring Park Court Highland Village TX 75077 providing an online and global network site for others, for the selling, buying and trading of products and services;
IDEA EXCHANGE R&G Ideas Unlimited, Inc. 1111 Brickyard Road Suite 102 Salt Lake City UT 84106 providing an online and global network site for others, for the buying and selling of published or publishable works; dissemination of advertising and promotional matter concerning the ideas of others via a global computer network; online information services, namely, providing information on how to market and promote published works via a global computer network;
WANTED2 SCHERER, GORDON F. 535 SCHERERS COURT WORTHINGTON OH 43085 Providing an online and global network site for others for the selling, buying, and trading of products and services;The stippling in the drawing is for shading purposes only and is not intended to indicate color.;
WHERE INVESTORS COLLECT ThePit.com 235 Main Street, 4th Floor White Plains NY 10601 providing an online and global computer network site for others for the selling, buying and trading of collectibles;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. An enhanced method of reorganizing a relational database is provided. The method uses batch processing to perform the steps of providing an online database having a plurality of authoritative data stored there within; running the online database in an archive log mode for storing archival data capable of restoring all online database activity since running the online database in the archival mode; creating an off-line database by copying the plurality of authoritative data stored within the online database to the off-line database; performing a maintenance operation on the off-line database; taking the online database offline upon completion of the performance of the maintenance operation; copying the plurality of archival data from the online database to the off-line database when the online database is taken offline; recovering the off-line database by applying the copied plurality of archival data copied from the online database; and converting the off-line database to an online database.