Databorough Solution Sets

Solution Sets
 

X-Analysis can be purchased as discreet solution sets. Each successive solution set extends the functionality of previous set, and these sets have been designed using 21 years of meeting customer objectives, requirements and budgets. The descriptions below start with the entry level functionality that delivers system cross referencing, and expand downwards for more advanced and sophisticated functionality. See the X-Analysis Overview for further information.

System Cross-Referencing

World leading solution for variable multi-level impact analysis and cross referencing of complex RPG/COBOL applications.

Application Overview and Documentation

Application subdivision, overview and graphical & pseudo code documentation of entire systems

Modeling Toolset

Reverse engineer the implicit Entity Relational Data Model from the legacy system i application.

Design Recovery Set

Analyzes and extracts business rule logic, UML diagrams, and screen meta-data flows for building modern app's from existing designs.

System i Asset Extraction for Modernization

Modernize database DDS to SQL and generate reusable MVC prototype components from extracted legacy design. Facelets, Hibernate ORM, JSF, just some of the uses.

Specialized Modules

DB2 WebQuery Meta-data & Drill Down Applications

Using the derived data model, builds entire IBM's DB2 WebQuery meta-data layer for an entire system, automatically. Optionally builds a ready to use drill-down BI application over data model.

Test Data Management

Automatically extract and manage test data using derived data model. Data scrambling, compares, data quality analysis and date warping.

Automated Field Expansion

Search entire systems for changes direct and indirect. Automatically generate changes in programs, screens, reports and files, and reduce months of work into days.

Database I/O Externalization

Externalize RPG I/O into callable RPGLE File Access Modules automatically. Creates file access modules and updates legacy I/O into procedure calls in FAM's.