Appeal No. 1997-1009
Application 08/033,731
inherent to any process operating on a computer, [sic, ;] when
that process needs more space the computer's operating system
allocates that memory for its temporary usage" (Answer at 4).
While this is true, it does not satisfy the claim language in
question, which requires that the temporary memory locations
be stored in the corresponding subsets of the data table.
For the foregoing reasons, the rejection of claim 1 and
its dependent claims 2-8 is reversed, as is the rejection of
independent claim 9, and its dependent claims 10 and 11.
REVERSED
JAMES D. THOMAS )
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