Product Solutions

Companies are constantly striving to cut costs and at the same time improve service to their customers. With the EZ-DB solutions for IBM DB2 or CA-IDMS, we can provide tools to enable you to meet these demands.

EZ-DB2 for IBM DB2 - This set of workload centric tools, allow you to analyze your live workload, or to simulate a workload that may be currently in development. EZ-Tracer allows you to see what is causing the real costs within your environment (even dynamic SQL from Distributed Applications) and focus on tuning those specific areas. Detailed reporting right down to the individual SQL statements being executed is shown. SQL is consolidated and loaded into EZ-SQL Warehouse from where you can identify poor SQL statements using EZ-Alerts! Once you have analyzed your specific workload, you can use the EZ-Impact Analyzer component to see what impact different machines, environments, and even a different DB2 version or maintenance would have. The EZ-Index Analyzer and XOP Index Optimization components can analyze your SQL predicates and how well your current indexes meet the predicates requirements, or build the optimal set of user indexes for your workload.

EZ-DB for CA-IDMS - This set of tools, gives the user almost true 24x7 update availability of their databases. Even when performing backups, reorganizations or restructures. No longer do you have to shedule windows in your overnight batch for backups, or work the weekend to do a restructure. We can also help cut down your DASD requirements for multiple test databases, and speed up your sequential processing jobs!

Developer Toolset for CA-IDMS - This set of tools gives a diverse range of products to help the CA-IDMS developer. From drawing and viewing Bachman diagrams, editing dictionary entities with an ISPF type editor, providing ADS applications with online help, sort tools, to an ADS compile time process editor.

DARSTRAN - Provides CA-IDMS to Relational Replication. It enables data replication from CA-IDMS mainframe databases to relational databases such as Oracle, DB2/UDB or Microsoft SQL/Server that run on IBM mainframe, UNIX, AIX, Linux or Microsoft Windows NT/2000 Server Operating Systems and their related hardware platforms.