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Since the 80s, following the move of open platforms such as Unix, Linux or Windows into data centre operations, relational
database systems (such as Oracle, DB2, SQL Server) have been more and more in use. Due to the swift availability of SQL-based
application software, many companies decide to run both database concepts: Adabas C, and also relational databases and
corresponding applications.
How do you move from Adabas C to an SQL database with minimal risk?
How do you consolidate the IT landscape and reduce maintenance and operational costs?
How do you achieve an application architecture that is sustainable in the long term, and
attractive to developers and users as a basic foundation for growth and enterprise success?
SmartDCI transforms Adabas C transparently and fully automatically into DB2 or Oracle.
SmartDCI opens the door to a future-oriented architecture and makes you independent
of the implemented programming language for your application development.
Transparently, powerfully and fully automatically, SmartDCI decouples your applications
from the corresponding Adabas C databases.
The SmartDCI approach is to replace the central Adabas C database interface (ADALNK, ADALNC, ADALNU depending on the
environment) below the application level. Facing up, towards the applications, is the Adabas C schema, as before. Facing
down, towards the database, all accesses are transformed, optimised and executed fully automated by SmartDCI into SQL.
In this way, database calls can be executed against any SQL target system:
ADALINK
The SmartDCI architecture also allows you to run a combination of Adabas C and a relational database for the same
application, as well as a hybrid architecture in which, for example, the application stays on the mainframe and the database
runs on Unix, Linux or Windows.
Hybrid Execution
The translation of NF to SQL is performed automatically at runtime, and the applications remain unaffected. The translation of
the data, its structure and its formats is controlled by an internal database repository. When you create the SmartDCI
repository, you can decide for each individual multiple field (MU) and each period group (PE) how it is to be depicted in the
relational target schema. This allows case-specific normalisation, for example using index columns, as well as the moving of
fields to separate tables with primary/foreign key relationships (column compression). Selection criteria for each depiction are
the performance requirements and the technical use of the data.
Due to the separation of the database and the application layer, it is also possible to develop new applications natively, based
on the now SQL-based database schema. SmartDCI therefore also acts as agent and translator between the database
philosophies of the past (hierarchical) and those of the future (relational).
In addition, SmartDCI supports the remodelling of the database schema, so that optimised structures can be provided for new
applications without you needing to change anything in the old applications. Access via database frameworks such as Hibernate
is also supported. This means that the future application and database landscape comes into being step by step, at a speed that
suits your enterprise. In the end, SmartDCI can be deactivated since all applications access the new database system natively.
Which means that after about 3-5 years, SmartDCI is no longer required.
We show you how other customers have been successful with the SmartDCI concept
and were able to drastically reduce their IT costs.
You understand how you can migrate your Adabas C databases to SQL standards
securely and with high-performance.
You see how users, developers, and your management will love the idea
of an Adabas-C-free zone.
Send us an ADAREP of your systems and we guarantee that well provide the answers
to all your migration questions.
Feel free to contact us. We look forward to hearing from you.
Heidi Schmidt
CEO
Tel.:
+49 751 56140-229
Mobile: +49 173 5661443
e-mail: schmidt@pks.de
Bernd Butscher
Software Architect und Project Lead
Tel.:
+49 751 56140-257
e-mail: butscher@pks.de
Tobias Braun
Technical Consultant
Tel.:
+49 751 56140-241
e-mail: braun@pks.de
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