This invention describes a way for a computer server to receive a single instruction that tells it to perform a data search, process the results, and then create a visual display of that data. The server executes these steps using the embedded instructions and sends back the visual display as a single response. The claims narrow this to a single execution thread on the server, potentially including distributed database searches.
Why it matters: Filed before AI-assisted code generation and serverless functions matured. These now simplify creating and executing such complex scripted requests.
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