DATABridge provides businesses with a comprehensive ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) solution for securely integrating Unisys MCP DMSII and non-DMSII data to a secondary system. Once you try DATABridge, you’ll discover all of the things you can do—and how cost-effective it is on the resource side, how easy it is to install, and how fast it replicates data.
With DATABridge, production data can easily be integrated within a relational database such as Oracle, DB2, or Microsoft SQL Server—or another DMSII database located on an entirely different Unisys host system. DATABridge makes business information readily accessible for the purpose of analyzing and processing.
The speed you need, with minimal use of host resources
As DMSII data is updated on the host, DATABridge keeps the secondary database synchronized by replicating only changed data. Since only changed records are transferred from the original to the destination database, updates can be executed more frequently—with minimal host system overhead. In fact, for high-volume environments, no other tool can take on this level of tasks and perform as well as DATABridge.
DATABridge solutions fit into almost any existing infrastructure. Its clients for DB2, SQL Server, and Oracle support a range of operating environments, including Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2003 server, Windows 2000 Datacenter, UNIX, AIX, and Red Hat Linux.
With DATABridge you can:
- Leverage ETL technology for improved decision support and data warehousing
- Seamlessly integrate MCP host data within a relational databases
- Offload expensive queries and processing from the host
- Replicate both DMSII and non-DMSII data to a secondary system
- Securely publish MCP host data for convenient Web-based access
- Co-developed with Joe Joseph & Associates
Now available:
Two new DATABridge add-on products help reduce your enterprise costs even more.
- Audit Mirroring aids disaster recovery by mirroring audit files in the background to a Windows platform or secondary MCP.
- High Speed File Transfer helps eliminate most MCP overhead to transfer text, printer and data files.
