Treehouse und NatWorks Partnerschaft

Issue #7 • March 2005
T r e e times
A Publication of Treehouse Software, Inc.
This Issue
Treehouse und NatWorks Partnerschaft
Treehouse und NatWorks
Partnerschaft .............................. 1
by Hans-Peter Will (reprinted from the English version in Treetimes #6)
Editor's Notes .................................. 2
Why is this article in German? See the Beer Box to the left.
Don't you have better things to do than
documenting code and weighing
electrons? .................................. 3
Rundum-Sorglos-Paket für Adabas-Datentransfer
Mit der langfristig angelegten Vertriebs- und Support-Partnerschaft mit der
US-amerikanischen Firma NatWorks hat TSI hat einen wichtigen Schritt
zur Konsolidierung ihrer Position im ADABAS- Datenextraktions- und
–Datenmigrationsmarkt unternommen. Vielleicht haben Sie bereits von
NatWorks und deren ADABAS-Datenextraktionsprodukte NatQuery und
NatCDC gehört. Vor einigen Wochen hat TSI mit NatWorks einen Vertrag zur
weltweiten Übernahme von Vertrieb, Marketing und technischen Support für
diese Produkte abgeschlossen.
TSI European Events! ........................ 6
DPS X-Link is BPEL Friendly .............. 7
Download der DPS X-Link
Testversion ................................ 7
Dies ist eine interessante Entwicklung für uns. Es ist nicht nur der Erwerb der
Vertriebs- und Marketingrechte für Produkte, die teilweise zu tRelational/DPS
im Wettbewerb standen, sondern erschließt neue Möglichkeiten in weitere
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NatQuery generiert auf intelligente Weise NATURAL Code. Es extrahiert
ADABAS Daten effizient und effektiv. NatQuery wird als Natural-Anwendung
lediglich geladen und erfordert keine darüber hinausgehende Installation.
Es unterstützt sowohl End-User-Anforderungen, wie auch die Erfordernisse
zum Laden eines Data Warehouses.
NatCDC Ist ein Add-On zu NatQuery. Es extrahiert Daten aus dem
ADABAS Protection Log (Plog) und stellt daraus Datenbankänderungen
als Inserts, Upates und Deletes zur Verfügung. Damit lassen sich z.B.
Data Warehouse-Bestände aktualisieren, ein erneutes vollständiges
Laden aller Daten ist nicht erforderlich.
NatQuery und NatCDC unterstützen sowohl Mainframe-Plattformen
(z/OS, BS2000, VSE) wie - und das ist neu für Treehouse – Unix,
Linux und Windows.
NatWorks, ansässig in Vermont (USA), ist ein privatrechtliches Unternehmen.
Chris Bradley gründete es 1998 und ist NatWorks Präsident. Manche
Leser kennen ihn von Benutzergruppentreffen oder Konferenzen. Während
eines Besuchs bei TSI in Sewickley, Pennsylvania, haben wir in enger
Zusammenarbeit mit Chris Bradley und seinen Mitarbeitern ein komplettes
(continued on page 5)
Editor's Notes by Joseph Brady
New Faces at TSI
Another DPSync Success Reported...
We are pleased to welcome the following new TSI
employees:
Jonathan Kinberg has joined TSI as a Senior Technical
Representative based in the Washington, DC area.
Having spent over 20 years with Software AG (SAG),
most recently as a System Engineer, Jon is well-known
to many customers as an expert in ADABAS, NATURAL,
EntireX, COM-PLETE, Tamino, and other products on
mainframes and open systems. He has presented
frequently at user group meetings and conferences,
has had extensive involvement in pre- and post-sales
consulting, and has given many technical classes and
seminars.
The Brazilian Mercantile & Futures Exchange (BM&F)
is benefiting from their recent DPSync implementation,
facilitated by TSI's affiliate in Brazil, 3CON.
Sergio da Silva, BM&F Department Chief, says:
"BM&F decided to acquire the DPSync product to reduce
the delay for data replication between the mainframe and
Windows platforms. The replication process for the database
releases the information the following day. Today this process
occurs every day, once during the night. For the databases
that need real-time integration, BM&F needed to have a
specific solution.
BM&F has many systems running on the mainframe, and
by using DPSync we expect to see a significant reduction
in replication time, making it possible to develop systems
with greater integration and with only a single replication
process.
The first DPSync implementation will be the replication of our
'Cadastro de Participantes' subsystem’s databases. After we
have the technology fully established, additional databases
will be replicated the same way."
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Editing, Writing, and Design
Joseph Brady
Contributors
Wayne Lashley, Heather Snyder,
Michael Szakach, Dan Vimont,
Hans-Peter Will
Production and Distribution
Terri Hammerschmitt
Back issues available upon
request. Documentation for all
products is available in hard copy
or on CD-ROM.
With DPSync, BM&F
will realize new
opportunities, as the
technology environment
will be less susceptible
to processing errors,
freeing the development
teams to concentrate
more on business
rules.
For more information
on DPSync, TSI's nearreal-time propagation
product, contact us at
[email protected].
[email protected]
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We expect that Jon’s technical skills, training,
presentation capabilities, and customer knowledge will
help TSI continue market penetration with DPSync
and DPS X-Link, further consolidate our leadership in
the data transfer arena with tRelational/DPS and the
NatWorks products, and open up new opportunities
with other products and services. His broad knowledge
of SAG product lines enhances our capability to offer
integration services through middleware and XML.
Jon is excited to be joining the leader in ADABAS
replication, data transfer, and integration, and is
looking forward to gaining skills not only in DPS X-Link,
DPSync, NatQuery/NatCDC, and tRelational/DPS,
but in the full line of TSI products.
Rolf Vollmer of Germany has joined TSI to handle
sales in Germany and around Europe.
Rolf has considerable technical and sales background,
having spent a total of 21 years with Software AG /
SAG Systemhaus GmbH. For 15 years he held several
positions, including system engineer, support person,
and technical consultant. In 1996 Rolf moved to the
sales department and became an Account Manager.
We are sure that Rolf will be an excellent addition to
the Treehouse European sales/technical team, along
with Hans-Peter Will in Germany and Mark Jones in
the U.K.
George Szakach, President of Treehouse Software,
says, “Given their extensive knowledge of Software AG
products and their reputation in the SAG community,
customers will welcome a call or a visit from Jon and
Rolf to discuss how TSI can help them with the difficult
issues of ADABAS/NATURAL integration in today’s
technology environment.”
Linda Woodham has joined TSI as a part-time
employee to handle front office duties in our Sewickley
office. Linda handles phone/reception duties, product
and marketing material mailings, and various clerical
duties.
March 2005
Don't you have better things to do than
documenting code and weighing electrons?
By Wayne Lashley and Joseph Brady
There are several constants in the universe, such as the
speed of light; the mass of an electron; and the fact that
people do not like putting comments in their code.
We can’t explain why universal constants are the way
they are, but people have been able to find ways to
cope with many of them. After considering all of the
universal constants that can be addressed, the Treehouse
Software developers decided to leave light speed travel
and weighing electrons to others and focus their energies
on helping people cope with managing their NATURAL
programming code.
Yes, code comments could be very helpful to whoever
has to fix a problem in a program a year down the road.
However, the desire to avoid extra work that might
deliver future benefits doesn’t get a program done any
faster or make it run any better in the present. Human
03-12-31
11:38:00
This screen shot shows
how N2O’s NATURAL
Object Listing utility
displays/prints
NATURAL source code.
Additionally, at the start
of each object, NATURAL
directory information
and information about
the archiving event (if
applicable) is displayed/
printed.
Env Def:
B1
nature demands that you use any tools that you can buy,
beg, borrow, steal, or write to generate documentation
automatically and gain the benefits without the extra
work.
Treehouse Software markets two products that are
designed specifically to provide cost-effective, automated
code-management and documentation assistance: N2O
and CHART for NATURAL.
N2O is Treehouse’s mature and reliable change
management software. Besides all of its codemanagement features, N2O’s Documentation Toolbox
function provides utilities to print NATURAL objects, File
Layouts, Descriptor X-Ref (Cross-Reference) Information,
Object Flow Analysis, Object X-Ref, NATURAL SYSERR
messages, and Archived 3GL Objects in local N2O
environments.
N-2-O DOCUMENTATION TOOLS
NATURAL OBJECT LISTING
Library: Paytest
PROGRAM : FEDTAXP
REPORT PAGE:
1
OBJECT PAGE:
1
Mode: Struct
BATCH02
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Type Date
Time
User-ID Terminal Ver
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| ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- ------ -------- -------- -------- |
| Src: 97-12-04 11:10:26 TREE06
TSI01D
3.1.6 CMS
VM/CMS
NT316
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| Obj: 97-12-04 11:10:26 TREE06
TSI01D
3.1.6 CMS
VM/CMS
NT316
|
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|
Source Size
: 452
Bytes
|
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User Area
(USIZE) : 370
Bytes
Buffer Pool Size
: 1148
|
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Source Area (ESIZE) : 10
Bytes
Number Subroutines : 1
|
+----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
0010 DEFINE DATA
0020
GLOBAL USING PAYROLLG
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0030 *
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LOCAL USING FEDTAXL
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0050 END DEFINE
0060 *
0070 REPEAT
0080 *
0090 INPUT USING MAP ʻFEDTAXMʼ
0100 WRITE ʻTOTAL TAXES DUE FOR SOCIAL SECURITY #ʼ #SS
0140 INCLUDE FEDTAXC
> 0010 *
> 0020 * WILL CALCULATE THE TOTAL TAXES OWED
> 0030 *
> 0040 COMPUTE #TOTAL = #TAX-RATE * #SALARY
0150 PERFORM FEDTAXS
0160 *
0170 IF #DECISION = ʻNʼ
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INPUT ʻFUNCTION TERMINATEDʼ
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ESCAPE BOTTOM
0200 END-IF
0210 END-REPEAT
0220 END
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Don't you have better things to do than documenting code and weighing electrons?
(continued from page 3)
CHART for NATURAL
assists with the analysis
and documentation of
NATURAL applications
by drawing the object-toobject calling structure
o f a n y N AT U R A L
application in an easy-toread, interactive graphical
format. It includes
comprehensive features to
include/exclude NATURAL
objects based on object
name, object type or type
of inter-object interaction
(e.g., INPUT USING MAP
or CALLNAT).
CHART for NATURAL
installs and runs right in
the NATURAL environment, so there’s no need to
move your code over to another platform to generate
documentation.
CHART reads the source code of your application
(across your normal step libraries), builds an objectto-object calling structure, and presents the results.
This example shows PRF3200P has been selected
from the calling structure. The PRF3200P object is
now expanded and can be browsed by the user,
as seen above.
CHART for NATURAL may be executed in batch to
produce output natively formatted for importing into
Microsoft Visio, including hyperlinked references using
the Web-oriented features of Visio.
Furthermore, in its charted output CHART for
NATURAL resolves and correctly documents many
dynamic transfer-of-control references, e.g.,
MOVE ‘TESTMAP’ TO #MAP-NAME
INPUT USING MAP #MAP-NAME
Buy? Contact Treehouse.
Finally, objects that appear to be unreferenced in the
application are listed/output to a work file by CHART
for NATURAL.
Beg? Contact Treehouse and ask for the "Treetimes
price".
Borrow? Contact Treehouse and ask for a 30-day
free trial.
Steal? Please don't.
Write yourself? Why would you? You have better
things to do, like writing, testing, and implementing
NATURAL applications.
In Europe, you can
discuss these products
with Mark Jones of the U.K.
Mark can be especially
helpful in discussing
PAC versus N2O issues.
Please contact Mark at
[email protected].
[email protected]
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Besides the desire to move at 186,000 miles per
second, Treehouse Software has recognized another
constant: the basic human desire to manage time and
resources wisely. And to this end, documentation
should be as automatic as possible.
You have the desire, and Treehouse has the tools that
make this a reasonable reality. More information is
available at http://www.treehouse.com
http://www.treehouse.com.
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Treehouse und NatWorks Partnerschaft (continued from page 1)
Datentransfer-Produktpaket geschnürt. Bemerkenswert
war hierbei die hohe Qualität der NatWorks-Produkte und
die Professionalität der NatWorks Mitarbeiter.
umfassendes und plattform-unabhängiges Produkt für den
ADABAS ETL/CDC (Exract, Transform, Load / Change
Data Capture).
Datenextraktions- und Transferprodukte für alle
Anforderungen
Die ausschließliche NATURAL-Orientierung von NatQuery
ermöglicht, auch Daten aus DB2, DL1, IMS und VSAM
zu extrahieren (Natural-Schnittstellen vorausgesetzt).
Zudem wünschten Kunden in der Vergangenheit einen
ADABAS-zu-ADABAS ETL/CDC Transfer. Nun bieten wir
mit NatQuery und NatCDC auch die Möglichkeit, ADABAS
Daten in ADABAS Datenstrukturen zu propagieren.
Die neuen Produkte NatQuery und NatCDC erschließen
neue Integrationsszenarien. Extrahiert werden z.B.
Daten aus ADABAS, DB“ und VSAM (Natural-Schittstelle
vorausgesetzt) zu
•
•
•
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Excel-Arbeitsblättern
Desktop- und Server-Datenbanken
Adabas
XML/Web Datenbanken.
Die Architektur von NatQuery und NatCDC (NaturalApplikation, die Natural-Programme generiert) ermöglicht
den Einsatz auf jeder Plattform auf der ADABAS/NATURAL
ausführbar ist – z/OS, OS/390, VSE, VM, BS2000, Unix,
Linux, und Windows. Das ist insbesondere interessant
für die Anwender, die Ihre Applikationen vom Mainframe
auf alternative Plattformen portieren oder neben dem
Mainframe andere Plattformen für ADABAS/NATURAL
einsetzen. Mit NatQuery und NatCDC bieten wir nun ein
Mit der Verfügbarkeit von DPS X-Link V3.0 (Adabas
Lesen und Schreiben) steht Ihnen die häufig gewünschte
bidirektionale Datenübertragung (zwischen Adabas
und RDBMS) zur Verfügung. Wir konzentrieren
aktuell unsere Entwicklungsressourcen, um DPS XLink zu einer Schlüsselkomponente eines mächtigen
Datenintegrationspaketes zu erweitern. Die wird sowohl
für unsere Kunden als auch für Softwarehersteller (OEM
ADABAS Adapter) interessant sein.
Mit diesem umfassenden Produktset an ADABAS ETL/CDC
Werkzeugen stellt TSI jetzt seinen Kunden ein vollständiges
ADABAS Extraktions- und Integrations-Produktprotfolio zur
Verfügung – für alle erdenklichen Kundenanforderungen.
TSI ist stolz auf seine vielfältige
tRelational/DPS Kundenbasis. Wir sind
optimistisch, unsere Kundenbasis noch
breiter und schneller auf europäischen
und aussereuropäischen Märkten
auszubauen. Dabei setzen wir u.a.
auch weiterhin verstärkt auf BS2000und Unix-Plattformen.
TSI sieht keinen anderen Anbieter auf
dem Markt, der ein solches umfassendes
und vollständiges Angebot bereitstellen
kann.
Wir werden Sie über den Verlauf dieser
interessanten Partnerschaft auch
weiterhin unterrichten, schauen sie
hierzu ebenfalls auf unsere Webseite
(www.treehouse.com). •
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Presents:
Simplifying the Management and Sharing of Data – ADABAS and more!
You are invited…
to attend a special event that brings together top
ADABAS/NATURAL product vendors and worldrenowned authorities in data warehousing, integration,
business intelligence and disaster recovery.
You will learn about the latest products and services that
can help you maintain, protect and extend your
investment in legacy ADABAS/NATURAL systems. You
will also find out how you can easily integrate legacy
ADABAS data into Service Oriented Architectures (SOAs),
Web Services, and RDBMS-based platforms for use in
Internet/Web-based and business intelligence applications.
This event will be held at various customer locations within
and near Germany. Please RSVP by March 15, 2005, and
join us at the location closest to you!
Presentations by:
Event Dates and Locations:
• Chris Bradley – President of NatWorks
April 7, 2005 – Brussels, Belgium
• Tom Flesher – Executive VP and CTO of E-Net Corporation
April 11, 2005 – Wiesbaden, Germany
• Viktor Hubenow – President of VersaTec IT Services
April 12, 2005 – Bonn, Germany
• Leen van Toor – President of vTA International
April 14, 2005 – Berlin, Germany
• more to be announced!
Dates are subject to change and more locations
may be added. Be sure to check the website for
continuing updates!
Treehouse speakers:
• George Szakach – President
This will be an all day event. Refreshments will be
provided and lunch will be served.
• Wayne Lashley – Director of Technical Operations
• Hans-Peter Will – European Technical Support
• Rolf Vollmer – European Sales Representative
Please choose the best location for you and
RSVP by March 15, 2005 to:
• Dan Vimont – Senior Software Specialist
• Mark Jones – Senior Technical Representative
Hans-Peter Will
European Technical Support
Treehouse Software, Inc.
Phone: +49-(0)-4331-780-482
E-mail: [email protected]
Visit our website for the latest information! http://www.treehouse.com
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March 2005
DPS X-Link Download Announcement
(reprinted from the English version in Treetimes #6)
Besuchen Sie die Treehouse Web Site (www.treehouse.
com) und folgen Sie dem Link zum kostenlosen
Download der DPS X-Link Testversion, dem RemoteData-Access Middleware Produkt, daß PC-basierten
(oder Mainframe-basierten) Applikationen einen Realtime
Lese-/Schreibzugriff auf ADABAS-Daten und –Metadaten
ermöglicht.
DPS X-Link is BPEL-Friendly
by Dan Vimont
Several sites that are looking at DPS X-Link, Treehouse’s
instant, read/write ADABAS-to-XML product, have brought
up the not-so-new buzzword that seems to be gaining
traction: BPEL. BPEL (pronounced BEE-pul [rhymes
with “people”]) stands for “Business Process Execution
Language”. Some have mentioned that they are looking
at BPEL-enabled servers/orchestrators to serve as central
hubs of their Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).
What is BPEL?
BPEL is a language (XML-based) that was invented by
a consortium of Microsoft, IBM, and BEA (a group that
has since been augmented by other new members) and
adopted as an open standard by OASIS (perhaps the
second biggest source of open-standard proclamations
outside of the W3C). In a nutshell, BPEL builds on SOAP/
WSDL (the primary facet of SOA architectures that allows
XML-based RPC calls between distributed programs
across networks) by allowing for the stringing together of
multiple SOAP calls to constitute a “business process”.
A BPEL document defines how a set of SOAP calls are
to be strung together to constitute a business process
(such as processing a customer’s order for a sack of
widgets), and a BPEL-enabled server/orchestrator (like
the Oracle product “BPEL Process Manager”) acts upon
the instructions in a BPEL document to perform (or allow
single-step invocation of) the defined business process.
Here are a couple of links that give a nice overview of
BPEL:
Die Download-Sektion bietet drei Optionen:
1.
Den DPS X-Link Server
2.
Die DPS X-Link Remote API Komponenten
3.
Das DPS X-Link Dokumentationsset
Nach dem Download von DPS X-Link senden Sie uns eine
kurze Nachricht, um Ihre Freischaltung zum kostenlosen
30-Tage-Test zu erhalten. Nachdem Sie DPS X-Link erst
einmal ausprobiert haben, sind wir sicher, daß Sie von
der Unkompliziertheit und Schnelligkeit der ADABASDatenbereitstellung im XML-Format überzeugt sind und
sich fragen, wie Sie bislang ohne DPS X-Link auskommen
konnten!
Testen Sie die neuen Features der Version 3
•
Vollständige HOLD/UPDATE/INSERT/DELETE/
COMMIT/ROLLBACK Funktionalität
•
Echte Dialogfähigkeit (erlaubt die Zusammenfassung
mehrerer Anfragen (Queries) zwischen Client und
Server zu einem Dialog-Prozeß, der im ADABAS
einem bestimmten User ID zugeordnet ist)
•
Die Möglichkeit der Definition von „Verbunddateien“
(ein Set von physischen, hierarchisch angeordneten
Dateien, die in der Art Parent-Child-Grandchildetc. verbunden sind) erlaubt es einer einzelnen
Anfrage (Query) automatisch den Parent-Satz mit
allen dazugehörenden untergeordneten Sätzen
eingebettet in der Hierarchie eines XML-Dokumentes
zurückzugeben.
•
Unterstützt Groß-/Kleinschreibung der PREDICT
Feldnamen und bietet optional First-Qualifier
(Dateinamen) für Elemente, abgeleitet aus den
Feldnamen.
•
Die neue Option „Include Schema“ erlaubt durch das
Servlet „getXML“die Einbettung des XML Schemas
in das „Antwort“ XML-Dokument. Damit bietet
DPS X-Link eine bessere Nutzung von Microsoft .NET
Datasets.
http://www.it-analysis.com/article.php?msu=rdfhf&articleid=11907
http://www.sys-con.com/webservices/articleprint.
cfm?id=591
Big question: Can DPS X-Link “plug into” a BPEL
scenario?
Answer: Absolutely!! Our SOAP/WSDL capability drops
us right into anybody’s BPEL architecture immediately.
Plug-n-play!
Be sure to visit the Treehouse Web site (www.treehouse.
com) and look for the link that allows you to download a
free trial of DPS X-Link.
Anmerkung: Diese DPS X-Link Version ist mit ADABAS V7.4, PREDICT
V4 und z/OS V1.2 kompatibel. Diese DPS X-Link Remote API Version
ist auf dem Betriebsystem Windows NT V4.0 Service Pack 6 oder einer
späteren Version installierbar. Installieren Sie das .NET Framework
V1.1, oder eine spätere Version, bevor DPS X-Link Remote API in der
Windows Umgebung installiert wird.
Der DPS X-Link Server kann auf jedem IBM 3090 oder kompatiblem
Rechner unter dem Betriebssystem z/OS (V1.2 oder höher) installiert
werden. DPS X-Link setzt keine Änderungen im Betriebssystem oder
in der ADABAS Loadlibrary voraus.
All product names mentioned in TREETIMES are trademarks and/or products of their respective holders. The mention of any non-TSI product or information provided by outside sources in TREETIMES
should not be considered to imply support or endorsement by Treehouse Software, Inc., its employees, or affiliates.
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Treehouse Software Products
ADABAS-to-RDBMS Data Transfer:
DPS - ADABAS-to-RDBMS data materialization (ETL), replication, and propagation (CDC) software
DPS X-Link - Instant XML-based read/write access to ADABAS
DPSync - Near-real-time ADABAS-to-RDBMS data propagation (CDC) software product set
tRelational - ADABAS modeling, mapping, and data analysis tool; DPS parameter generator
tRelationalPC - Windows-based graphical interface to make the tasks of modeling and mapping even simpler
Treehouse Remote Access (TRA) - Middleware that allows tRelationalPC to
communicate with tRelational on the mainframe.
NatQuery - GUI-based tool that intelligently generates NATURAL code to handle all of the complexities of data extraction
from ADABAS
NatCDC - Add-on to NatQuery designed to create immediately-usable data out of the ADABAS PLOG
UNIX:
SEDIT - XEDIT and ISPF/PDF compatible editor for UNIX and Windows
S/REXX - REXX-compatible language for UNIX and Windows
S/REXX Debugger - Optional graphical debugger for S/REXX programs
Software AG Related:
ADAREORG - File reorganization tool for ADABAS
ADASTRIP - Data extraction utility for ADABAS
AUDITRE - Generalized ADABAS auditing facility
AUTOLOADER - ADABAS file automatic unload/reload/dump utility
CHART for NATURAL - NATURAL application analysis and documentation tool
N2O - NATURAL application change management system
N2O/3GL - 3GL support within N2O for PANVALET, LIBRARIAN, ENDEVOR, and PDSs
PROFILER for NATURAL - NATURAL quality assurance and testing tool
SECURITRE - ADABAS and NATURAL security interface to RACF, ACF2, and TOP SECRET
TRIM - ADABAS and NATURAL performance monitor
Phone: (412) 741•1677
Fax: (412) 741•7245
TREEHOUSE SOF TWARE, INC.
409 Broad Street, Suite 140
Sewickley, PA 15143 USA
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