Appeal 2007-1401
Application 09/882,094
19. Huang does not disclose the steps of evaluating said part data and said
activity data; associating an active or inactive status code with the part data
based upon the results of the evaluating step; and storing the part data and
the status code in a data storage location.
20. Underwood describes using business objects to map items between
databases (Underwood, col. 19, ll. 36-38).
21. Underwood relates to “software framework designs and more
particularly to initializing a database in an issue tracker” (Underwood, col. 1,
ll. 6-8).
22. Underwood describes a Codes Table framework design, whose
purpose is to maintain application consistency by referencing text phrases
through short codes (Underwood, col. 17, ll. 54-58).
23. Underwood explains that the code and text phrase (decode) are stored
in a standard table format (Underwood, col. 17, ll. 58-60).
24. As such, Underwood merely teaches a table of shorthand codes that
application developers can use to refer to text phrases to maintain
application consistency.
25. There is nothing in Underwood that describes these codes as status
codes or that discusses that the codes indicate an active or inactive status.
26. Underwood describes Figure 104 as follows:
From the Main Window, select the New button
10332. The New [System Investigation Report] SIR
window 10400 maybe displayed which is illustrated in
FIG. 104. All SIR requests with status of New (in the
Status field 10402) can be reviewed. To look at other
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