WO2015155880A1 - Job analysis device and job analysis method - Google Patents

Abstract

　In order to automatically generate, in a job carried out by a plurality of job systems working in cooperation, information indicating the relation of identifiers used in each of the job systems, an information processing device acquires an identifier given to a matter handled in each of the job systems by collating the communication telegram information transmitted and received between the job systems with a plurality of extraction patterns set for each of the job systems; sorts the acquired identifiers in order of occurrence of communication telegram information at the source of acquisition of each of the identifiers and in order of settings about each of the extraction patters by which each of the identifiers was acquired; specifies the identifiers, among those acquired from different communication telegram information, that are the same as a first identifier; specifies a second identifier which is an identifier acquired, from the communication telegram information at the source of acquisition of each of the identifiers, by another extraction pattern than the extraction pattern by which the first identifier was acquired; and generates information indicating correlation between the first identifier and the second identifier.

Description

Business analysis device and business analysis method

The present invention relates to a business analysis device and a business analysis method.

In organizations such as corporations, business improvement is carried out continuously for the purpose of maintaining business agility. For business improvement, grasping the current state of business is indispensable. For example, current business processes are often used. However, at the time of business analysis, documents (for example, business process diagrams) prepared at the time of business system development are obsolete, and it is necessary for customers and business analysts to recreate business process diagrams. This is the overhead in business analysis.

Regarding reduction in workload of business analysis, for example, in Patent Document 1, a client terminal used by a user and a server device that executes predetermined business processing in response to a request from the client terminal are connected via a communication network. In the information processing apparatus, the request message from the client terminal and the response message from the server apparatus in response to the request are associated with each other as event information, and one or a plurality of event information having the same session identification information is used as a business processing unit. It describes grouping based on group definition information defined in a group and generating a business process that uses a group that includes Item identification information corresponding to Item identification information attached to each business processing as a unit of business processing. .

International Publication No. 2013/153629

In a business performed by linking multiple business systems, the identifier assigned to the matter handled in each business system (corresponding to “case identification information” in Patent Document 1) differs for each business system. There may be. For this reason, when the business to be analyzed is configured to be executed across a plurality of business systems, when a business process is generated by the method described in Patent Document 1, it is a series of business that is originally associated. Nevertheless, the business process may be divided for each business system. In addition, in order to correctly associate identifiers used in different business systems, knowledge of those familiar with both business systems is essential, but there are not necessarily human resources with appropriate skills. In general, it is difficult to link identifiers.

The present invention has been made to solve such problems, and automatically generates information indicating the relationship between identifiers used in each of the business systems in a business performed by cooperation of a plurality of business systems. It is an object of the present invention to provide a business analysis device and a business analysis method that can be performed.

One aspect of the present invention for achieving the above object is to show a relationship between identifiers assigned to items handled by each of the business systems in a business performed by cooperation of a plurality of business systems. A business analysis device for generating information, wherein communication business message information transmitted and received between the business systems is collated with each of a plurality of extraction patterns set for each of the business systems. An identifier acquisition unit that acquires the identifier given to the case handled by each of the first, a first alignment processing unit that rearranges the acquired identifier in the order set for each of the extraction patterns that acquired each; From the communication message information different from the second alignment processing unit that rearranges the acquired identifiers in the order of occurrence of the communication message information of each acquisition source. The same identifier among the obtained identifiers is specified as a first identifier, and the first identifier is different from the extracted pattern that acquired the first identifier from the communication message information of each acquisition source. An identifier-related information generation unit that performs processing for specifying a second identifier that is an identifier acquired by the extraction pattern and generating information indicating a relationship between the first identifier and the second identifier.

According to the present invention, it is possible to automatically generate information indicating the relationship between identifiers used in each of the business systems in a business performed by cooperation of a plurality of business systems. Therefore, even when the identifier used for each business system is different, an accurate business process can be efficiently generated for a series of business operations performed across business systems.

It is a figure explaining the outline of the work analysis apparatus 110. FIG. It is an example of the screen which the business system which performs ordering business displays. It is an example of communication message information. It is an example of the identifier extraction pattern list 120. It is a flowchart explaining identifier acquisition process S500. It is an example of the identifier obtained by performing identifier acquisition process S500. It is a flowchart explaining the related information acquisition process S700 between identifiers. FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a result of executing the processing of S701 to S703 of the inter-identifier related information acquisition processing S700 of FIG. 7 for the processing result of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining recursive processing S900. It is a figure which shows an example of the relevant information between identifiers. This is an example of hardware of an information processing apparatus (computer) that can realize the functions of the business analysis apparatus 110, the client PC 101, and the server machines 103 to 105.

Hereinafter, embodiments will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a relationship between identifiers assigned to items handled by each of the business systems in the information processing system 100 in a business performed by cooperation of a plurality of business systems shown as an embodiment of the present invention. 1 shows an outline of an information processing apparatus that generates information (hereinafter referred to as a task analysis apparatus 110). As shown in FIG. 1, the information processing system 100 includes a client PC 101, a communication network 102, and first to third server machines 103 to 105.

The business analysis apparatus 110 acquires communication data (communication packet) exchanged between the client PC 101 and the first to third server machines 103 to 105 via the communication network 102 from the information processing system 100. Based on the acquired communication data, the job analysis apparatus 110 includes information (hereinafter referred to as a request communication message) included in communication data transmitted from the request source (for example, an HTTP request in HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)). And communication information (for example, an HTTP response in HTTP) (hereinafter referred to as a response communication message) associated with the request communication message. Get message information. Based on the acquired communication message information, the business analysis device 110 performs a process of generating information indicating a relationship between identifiers assigned to cases handled in each business system.

In the present embodiment, as an example of a business performed using the information processing system 100, a product or service ordering business is taken up. This ordering / ordering work is realized in the order receiving system 151 which is a business system realized in the first server machine 103, the ordering system 152 which is a business system realized in the second server machine 104, and the third server machine 105. The three business systems, accounting system 153, which is a business system, are performed in cooperation.

The order receiving system 151 receives an order from a business person via the client PC 101, and generates and registers (stores) order information in which an order number is assigned as an identifier for each received order. The generated order information is sent to the ordering system 152 by batch processing or the like. The ordering system 152 performs ordering processing based on the order information sent from the order receiving system 151, and generates and registers (stores) ordering information with an ordering number assigned as an identifier for each ordered item. The generated order information is sent to the accounting system 153 by batch processing or the like. The accounting system 153 performs payment processing based on the ordering information received from the ordering system 152, and generates and registers (stores) payment information with a payment number as an identifier for each payment slip (payment item).

Fig. 2 shows an example of the screen displayed by each business system. In the figure, a screen denoted by reference numeral 201 is a screen displayed when the order receiving system 151 receives an order from a business person or the like. In this order registration screen 201, “OrderEntry-001” is displayed as the order number. In the figure, a screen denoted by reference numeral 202 is a screen that is displayed when an ordering process is performed for a matter ordered by the ordering system 152. In this order registration screen 202, “Order-001” is displayed as the order number, and “OrderEntry-001” and “OrderEntry-002” are displayed as the order numbers related to the order number. In the figure, a screen denoted by reference numeral 203 is a screen displayed when the accounting system 153 registers payment information. On the payment registration screen 203, “payment-002” is displayed as the payment number, and “Order-002” and “Order-003” are displayed as the order numbers related to the payment number.

As illustrated in FIG. 1, the task analysis apparatus 110 includes a communication message information storage unit 111, an identifier acquisition unit 112, a first alignment processing unit 113, a second alignment processing unit 114, an inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115, and an identifier relationship. Each function of the information storage unit 116 is provided. These functions are realized by hardware included in the business analysis device 110 or by a processor included in the business analysis device 110 reading and executing a program stored in a storage device included in the business analysis device 110. .

Among the above functions, the communication message information storage unit 111 generates and stores communication message information based on communication data acquired (captured) from the communication network 102. For example, in the case of a communication method using HTTP, the communication message information includes a character string indicating a communication request destination (for example, URL (Uniform） Resource Locator)), a network address (for example, an IP address) indicating a communication request source, a session, and the like. Number, response communication message content (for example, http response body), and the like. Further, when a communication method performed via the communication network 102 is performed according to a database communication protocol, the communication message information includes information derived from a database such as an SQL statement. The communication message information includes information such as an identifier for identifying the communication message information and the date and time (time stamp) when the communication data is acquired.

As a method for the business analysis device 110 to acquire (capture) communication data from the communication network 102, for example, there is a method of acquiring communication data using a switching hub equipped with a port mirroring function. According to this method, the job analysis apparatus 110 can acquire communication data from the communication network 102 with almost no influence on communication performed between the client PC 101 and the server machine 103. The task analysis apparatus 110 acquires communication message information by executing software (for example, “Wireshark (registered trademark)”) that can analyze a plurality of types of protocols for the acquired communication data. In addition to the method of acquiring (capturing) communication data, for example, there is also a method of acquiring communication message information by arranging a servlet filter in front of a Web application.

FIG. 3 shows an example of communication message information stored in the communication message information storage unit 111. Each record constituting each list in the figure corresponds to one communication message information. Each piece of communication message information includes information corresponding to each item of the request ID 301, the acquisition date 302, the request destination 303, and the response body 304. Among these, the request ID 301 is set with an identifier for uniquely identifying the communication message information. In the acquisition date 302, information indicating the date and time when the communication message information is acquired is set. In the request destination 303, a character string (URL here) indicating the location of the communication request destination is set. In the response body 304, the content of the response communication message is set.

The response body 304 includes an identifier given to a case handled by each of the business systems that perform the ordering business. For example, in the example of FIG. 3, “OrderEntry-” which is an identifier (order number) assigned to the matter handled by the order receiving system 151 in the response body 304 of the communication message information whose request ID 301 is “req01”. 001 "is included. In addition, the response body 304 of the communication message information whose request ID 301 is “req02” includes “Order-001” that is an identifier (order number) assigned to the matter handled by the ordering system 152 by the ordering system 152. . In addition, the response body 304 of the communication message information whose request ID 301 is “req04” includes “Payment-002” that is an identifier (payment number) that the accounting system 153 gives to the matter handled by the accounting system 153. .

Returning to FIG. 1, the identifier acquisition unit 112 uses a plurality of extraction patterns (hereinafter referred to as an identifier extraction pattern list 120) in which the communication message information stored in the communication message information storage unit 111 is set corresponding to each of the business systems. The identifier used for the case handled in each of the business systems is acquired.

FIG. 4 shows an example of the identifier extraction pattern list 120. In the drawing, a pattern ID 401 is an identifier (hereinafter referred to as a pattern ID) assigned to each extracted pattern. The extraction pattern 402 is set for each business system, and is described using, for example, a regular expression. “OrderEntry- \ d \ d \ d” in the figure is an extraction pattern set for the order receiving system 151, and is an extraction pattern for acquiring an order number as an identifier. “Order- \ d \ d \ d” is an extraction pattern set for the ordering system 152, and is an extraction pattern for acquiring the order number as an identifier. "Payment- \ d \ d \ d" is an extraction pattern set for the accounting system 153, and is an extraction pattern for acquiring a payment number as an identifier.

Returning to FIG. 1, the first alignment processing unit 113 arranges the identifiers acquired by the identifier acquisition unit 112 in the order set for each of the extraction patterns acquired (in the order of “order 403” in FIG. 4). Change. This order is set so that the business system corresponding to the identifier to be acquired by the extraction pattern is actually performed. The reason why the identifiers acquired by the identifier acquisition unit 112 are rearranged in the order in which the business system is actually performed in this way is to make it easier to find the association between identifiers in the recursive processing S900 described later.

The second alignment processing unit 114 rearranges the identifiers acquired by the identifier acquisition unit 112 in the order of occurrence of the communication message information of each acquisition source. Specifically, the second alignment processing unit 114 rearranges the acquired identifiers in the order of the date and time when the communication message information of each acquisition source occurred (the order of the acquisition date 302 in FIG. 3). The reason why the identifiers acquired by the identifier acquisition unit 112 are rearranged in the order of the date and time when the communication message information that is the respective acquisition sources is generated is that the association between the identifiers is found in the recursive processing S900 described later. This is to make it easier.

The inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 specifies the same identifier among the identifiers acquired from different communication message information, and the communication message information of each acquisition source for the specified identifier (hereinafter also referred to as a first identifier). To identify an identifier (hereinafter, also referred to as a second identifier) acquired by another extraction pattern different from the extraction pattern from which the first identifier has been acquired, and information indicating the relationship between the first identifier and the second identifier (hereinafter referred to as the second identifier). Is also referred to as inter-identifier related information) and is output (for example, displayed on a display device). Details of the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 will be described later.

In addition to the functions described above, the business analysis device 110 supports business analysis, such as a function for automatically generating a business process based on inter-identifier related information generated by the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115. Various functions may be provided.

Subsequently, main processes performed in the task analysis apparatus 110 will be described.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart for explaining processing performed by the identifier acquisition unit 112 (hereinafter referred to as identifier acquisition processing S500). Hereinafter, the identifier acquisition process S500 will be described with reference to FIG.

As shown in the figure, first, the identifier acquisition unit 112 acquires one extraction pattern 401 from the identifier extraction pattern list 120 (S501). Subsequently, the identifier acquisition unit 112 acquires one piece of communication message information (record) from the communication message pair storage unit 111 (S502).

Subsequently, the identifier acquisition unit 112 collates (matches) the communication message information acquired in S502 with the extracted pattern acquired in S501, and acquires an identifier from the communication message information (S503).

In S504, the identifier acquisition unit 112 determines whether there is communication message information that has not been acquired in S502. If there is unacquired communication message information (S504: NO), the identifier acquisition unit 112 repeats the processing from S502 for the unacquired communication message information. When there is no unacquired communication message information (S504: YES), the identifier acquisition unit 112 performs the process of S505.

In S505, the identifier acquisition unit 112 determines whether there is an extraction pattern not acquired in S501. When an unacquired extraction pattern exists (S505: NO), the identifier acquisition unit 112 repeats the processing from S501 for an unacquired extraction pattern. When an unacquired extraction pattern does not exist (S505: YES), the identifier acquisition unit 112 ends the identifier acquisition process S500.

FIG. 6 shows identifiers acquired by executing the identifier acquisition process S500 of FIG. 5 based on the communication message information shown in FIG. 3 and the identifier extraction pattern list 120 shown in FIG. In the same figure, the request ID 301 of FIG. 3 is described in the row direction, and the extraction pattern 402 of FIG. 4 is described in the column direction. ) Is described. Note that “x” in the figure indicates that the identifier could not be acquired by the combination of the communication message information and the extraction pattern.

As shown in the figure, for example, from the record with the request ID 301 of “req04” in FIG. 3, the “payment- \ d \ d \ d” of the extraction pattern ID 401 of FIG. The identifier “001” has been acquired. Further, for example, from the record with the request ID 301 “req07”, “Order-002” and “Order-003” are obtained from the extraction pattern “Order- \ d \ d \ d” of the “pattern 2” of the extraction pattern ID 401 of FIG. An identifier has been acquired.

In the following, for simplicity of explanation, i (an integer of 1 or more) is the position in the row direction (starting from the top row) of the processing result of the identifier acquisition unit 112, and j (an integer of 1 or more) is the identifier acquisition unit 112. The processing of the identifier acquisition unit 112 uses the position in the column direction of the processing result (starting from the leftmost column) and k (an integer of 1 or more) as a number for distinguishing the identifier obtained as the acquisition result of the same communication message information and extraction pattern. The result is represented by R (i, j, k). Thus, for example, “payment-001” is represented by R (4,3,1). “Order-002” and “Order- 003” are represented by R (7,2,1) and R (7,2,2), respectively.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining processing performed by the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 (hereinafter referred to as inter-identifier related information acquisition processing S700). Hereinafter, the inter-identifier related information acquisition processing S700 will be described with reference to FIG.

As shown in the figure, first, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 sets the identifiers acquired by the identifier acquisition unit 112 in ascending order (S701) in the order 403 of the identifier extraction pattern list 120 in FIG. The information is rearranged in the order (oldest order) of the date and time (acquisition date and time 302 in FIG. 3) (S702). Note that the processing result of the identifier acquisition 112 shown in FIG. 6 has been sorted by the processing of S701 and S702.

Subsequently, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 leaves only the identifier acquired from the communication message information in which the identifier is acquired by a plurality of extraction patterns among the identifiers acquired by the identifier acquisition unit 112, and other than that The identifier is deleted (S703). The reason why the identifiers of communication telegram information whose number of extracted patterns from which identifiers have been acquired in this way is deleted is that such identifiers are not suitable as information for grasping the relationship between identifiers.

FIG. 8 shows a result of executing the processing of S701 to S703 of the inter-identifier related information acquisition processing S700 of FIG. 7 with respect to the processing result of FIG. As shown in the figure, the communication message information of “req01” and “req05” shown in FIG. 6 is deleted by the processing of S703 because the number of extracted patterns from which identifiers are acquired is 1 or less. Yes.

Returning to FIG. 7, in S <b> 704, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 sets the set S of (i, j, k) where the processing result of the identifier acquisition unit 112 is R (i, j = 1, k) ≠ ×. get. In the example of FIG. 8, {(1,1,1), (2,1,1), (4,1,1)} is acquired as the set S.

In S705, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 executes a recursion process (Function (S)) for the set S acquired in S704.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart for explaining the recursive process (Function (S)) (hereinafter also referred to as recursive process S900) executed in S705. The recursive process S900 is started by, for example, being given a set S (a set of (i, j, k), i, j, k are each an integer of 1 or more).

In the recursive process S900, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 specifies the same identifier among the identifiers acquired from different communication message information, and the communication message information of each acquisition source for the first identifier that is the specified identifier. Then, the second identifier, which is an identifier acquired by another extraction pattern different from the extraction pattern from which the first identifier is acquired, is specified, and information indicating the relationship between the first identifier and the second identifier is generated. Specifically, this series of processing is performed as follows.

As shown in the figure, first, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 stores the value of R (i, j, k) in a memory for an element (i, j, k) in the set S. (S901).

Subsequently, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 performs an integer m of 1 or more such that R (i, j + 1, m) ≠ × with respect to the element (i, j, k) of the set S selected in S901. Is present, a set S ′ of (1, j + 1, m) is acquired (S902).

Subsequently, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 performs R (p, j + 1, q) = R (i, j + 1, m) on an element (i, j + 1, m) of the set S ′. ), (Where p> i), a set T of (p, j + 1, q) is obtained (S903), and it is determined whether the set T is a zero set (S904). When the set T is not a zero set (S904: Yes), the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 hands over the set T to the recursion process S900 (S905). On the other hand, when the set T is a zero set (S904: No), the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 stores the element (i, j + 1, m) of the set S ′ selected in S903 on the memory. R (i, j + 1, m) is output together with the stored value (S906).

In S907, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 determines whether or not the next (i, j + 1, m) εS ′ exists. When the next (i, j + 1, m) εS ′ does not exist (S907: Yes), the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 executes the process of S908. When the next (i, j + 1, m) εS ′ exists (S907: No), the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 starts from S903 for the next (i, j + 1, m) εS ′. Repeat the process.

In S908, the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 determines whether or not the next (i, j, k) εS exists. When the next (i, j, k) εS does not exist (S908: Yes), the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 ends the recursive process S900. When the next (i, j, k) εS exists (S908: No), the inter-identifier related information acquisition unit 115 repeats the processing from S901 for the next (i, j, k) εS. As described above, the recursive processing S900 is executed for all elements of the input set S.

FIG. 10 shows a processing result obtained by performing the recursive processing S900 on the processing result of S703 shown in FIG. Information indicated by reference numerals 1001 to 1004 is information obtained by performing the recursive processing S900, and is information indicating a relationship between identifiers assigned to cases handled in each of the business systems.

In the figure, for example, information indicated by reference numeral 1001 is “OrderEntry-001” which is an identifier (order number) assigned by the order receiving system 151, and “Order-001” is an identifier (order number) assigned by the ordering system 152. This identifier (order number) “Order-001” indicates that it is related to “Payment-001”, which is an identifier (payment number) assigned by the accounting system 153.

Further, for example, in the information indicated by reference numeral 1002, “OrderEntry-001” that is an identifier (order number) given by the order receiving system 151 is related to “Order-002” that is an identifier (order number) given by the ordering system 152. In addition, the identifier (order number) “Order-002” indicates that it is related to “Payment-002”, which is an identifier (payment number) assigned by the accounting system 153.

Further, for example, in the information indicated by reference numeral 1003, “OrderEntry-002” that is an identifier (order number) assigned by the order receiving system 151 is related to “Order-003” that is an identifier (order number) assigned by the ordering system 152. This identifier (order number) “Order-003” indicates that it is related to “Payment-002” which is an identifier (payment number) assigned by the accounting system 153.

The information indicated by reference numeral 1004 is a general description of the information indicated by reference numerals 1001 to 1003. By presenting the information to the user in this way, information indicating how the identifiers assigned to the cases handled by each business system are related to the business system as a whole is comprehensively and intuitively displayed. Can be provided in an easily understandable form.

As described above, according to the business analysis apparatus 110 of the present embodiment, information indicating the relationship between identifiers used in each of the business systems in a business performed by cooperation of a plurality of business systems. It can be automatically generated and provided to the user as visual information. Therefore, even when the identifiers differ for each business system, it is possible to efficiently generate an accurate business process for a series of business operations performed across business systems, and to efficiently grasp the business entity.

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FIG. 11 shows an example of hardware of an information processing apparatus (computer) capable of realizing the functions of the task analysis apparatus 110, the client PC 101, and the first to third server machines 103 to 105.

As shown in the figure, the information processing apparatus 1100 includes a processor 1101, a main storage device 1102, an external storage device 1103, an input device 1104, a display device 1105, and a communication device 1106. These are connected to be communicable via a communication means such as a bus.

The processor 1101 is configured using, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) and an MPU (Micro Processing Unit). Various functions of the information processing apparatus 1100 are realized by the processor 11 reading and executing a program stored in the main storage device 1102.

The main storage device 1102 is a device for storing programs and data, such as ROM (Read Only Memory), RAM (Random Access Memory), NVRAM (Non Volatile RAM), and the like. The external storage device 1103 is a hard disk drive, an SSD (Solid State Drive), an optical storage device, or the like. Programs and data stored in the external storage device 1103 are loaded into the main storage device 1102 as needed.

The input device 1104 is a user interface that receives input of information and instructions from the user, and is, for example, a keyboard, a mouse, or a touch panel. The display device 1105 is a user interface that provides information to the user, and is, for example, a graphic card, a liquid crystal monitor, an LCD (Liquid Crystal Display), or the like. The communication device 1106 is a communication interface that communicates with other devices via the communication network 102, and is, for example, a NIC (Network Interface Card).

By the way, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and includes various other modifications. For example, the above-described embodiments have been described in detail for easy understanding of the present invention, and are not necessarily limited to those having all the configurations described. Further, a part of the configuration of one embodiment can be replaced with the configuration of another embodiment, and the configuration of another embodiment can be added to the configuration of one embodiment. In addition, it is possible to add, delete, and replace other configurations for a part of the configuration of each embodiment.

In addition, each of the above-described configurations, functions, processing units, processing means, and the like may be realized by hardware by designing a part or all of them with, for example, an integrated circuit. Further, each of the above-described configurations, functions, and the like may be realized by software by interpreting and executing a program that realizes each function by the processor. Information such as programs, tables, and files for realizing each function can be stored in a recording device such as a memory, a hard disk, and an SSD, or a recording medium such as an IC card, an SD card, and a DVD.

Also, the control lines and information lines indicate what is considered necessary for the explanation, and not all the control lines and information lines on the product are necessarily shown. Actually, it may be considered that almost all the components are connected to each other.

100 information processing system, 101 client PC, 102 communication network, 103 first server machine, 104 second server machine, 105 third server machine, 110 business analysis device, 111 communication message information storage unit, 112 identifier acquisition unit, 113 th 1 alignment processing unit, 114 second alignment processing unit, 115 inter-identifier related information acquisition unit, 116 identifier related information storage unit, 120 identifier extraction pattern list, 151 order receiving system, 152 ordering system, 153 accounting system, 201 order receiving registration screen, 202 Order registration screen, 203 payment registration screen, S500 identifier acquisition processing, S700 inter-identifier related information acquisition processing, S900 recursion processing

Claims (10)

A business analysis device that generates information indicating a relationship between identifiers assigned to items handled by each of the business systems in a business performed by cooperation of a plurality of business systems,
The communication message information transmitted / received between the business systems is collated with each of a plurality of extraction patterns set for each of the business systems, thereby being given to a case handled by each of the business systems. An identifier acquisition unit for acquiring an identifier;
A first alignment processing unit for rearranging the acquired identifiers in an order set for each of the extracted patterns acquired;
A second alignment processing unit that rearranges the acquired identifiers in the order of occurrence of the communication message information of the respective acquisition sources;
The same identifier among the identifiers acquired from the different communication message information is specified as a first identifier, and the first identifier is acquired from the communication message information of each acquisition source for the first identifier. Identifier-related information generation for performing processing for specifying a second identifier that is an identifier acquired by another extracted pattern different from a pattern and generating information indicating a relationship between the first identifier and the second identifier And a business analysis device. The business analysis apparatus according to claim 1,
The identifier related information generation unit uses the second identifier specified in the process as the first identifier, and acquires the first identifier from the communication message information of each acquisition source for the first identifier. The process of re-specifying a second identifier, which is an identifier acquired by another extracted pattern different from the extracted pattern, and generating information indicating the association between the first identifier and the second identifier is recursively performed. Business analysis device, characterized in that The business analysis device according to claim 1 or 2,
The business analysis apparatus, wherein the order set for each of the extraction patterns is an order in which the business systems targeted by the extraction patterns are performed. The business analysis device according to claim 1 or 2,
The business analysis apparatus, wherein the second sorting processing unit sorts the acquired identifiers in order of date and time when the communication message information of each acquisition source is generated. The business analysis device according to claim 1 or 2,
The identifier-related information generation unit excludes the identifier acquired by the identifier acquisition unit from the communication message information that is different from the communication message information acquired from the communication message information with one acquired identifier. The same identifier among the acquired identifiers is specified, and the first identifier that is the specified identifier is different from the extracted pattern that acquired the first identifier from the communication message information of each acquisition source. A business analysis apparatus characterized by performing processing for identifying a second identifier that is an identifier acquired by the extraction pattern and generating information indicating a relationship between the first identifier and the second identifier. The business analysis device according to claim 1 or 2,
A business analysis apparatus comprising: a display device for visually displaying the information generated by the identifier-related information generation unit. The business analysis device according to claim 1 or 2,
The communication message information is a request communication message that is information included in the communication data transmitted from the request source, and a response that is information included in the communication data returned from the request destination to the request communication message. A business analysis device characterized in that the information is associated with a communication message. A method for generating information indicating a relationship between identifiers assigned to matters handled in each of the business systems in a business performed by cooperation of a plurality of business systems,
Information processing device
The communication message information transmitted / received between the business systems is collated with each of a plurality of extraction patterns set for each of the business systems, thereby being given to the case handled by each of the business systems. Obtaining an identifier;
Rearranging the acquired identifiers in the order set for each of the extracted patterns from which they were acquired;
Rearranging the acquired identifiers in the order of occurrence of the communication message information of the respective acquisition sources;
The same identifier among the identifiers acquired from the different communication message information is specified as a first identifier, and the first identifier is acquired from the communication message information of each acquisition source for the first identifier. Performing a process of identifying a second identifier that is an identifier acquired by another extracted pattern different from a pattern, and generating information indicating an association between the first identifier and the second identifier;
A business analysis method characterized by executing The business analysis method according to claim 8,
The extracted pattern in which the information processing apparatus acquires the first identifier from the communication message information of each acquisition source for the first identifier, the second identifier specified in the processing as the first identifier. Recursively performing the process of newly identifying a second identifier, which is an identifier acquired by another extraction pattern different from, and generating information indicating a relationship between the first identifier and the second identifier A business analysis method characterized by being executed. The business analysis method according to claim 8 or 9, wherein
The order set for each of the extraction patterns is an order in which the business system targeted by each of the extraction patterns is performed,
The second sorting processing unit sorts the acquired identifiers in order of date and time when the communication message information of each acquisition source is generated.

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