Databorough Solution Sets
Solution Sets |
For more general information see the X-Analysis Overview, or click on one of the links below for more information on specific products from databorough. |
| X-Analysis Professional
World leading solution for variable multi-level impact analysis and cross referencing of complex RPG/COBOL applications, application subdivision, overview and graphical & pseudo code documentation of entire systems. |
| Business Rule, Relational Data Model & Design Extraction
Reverse engineer the implicit Entity Relational Data Model from the legacy system i application. Also Analyzes and extracts business rule logic, UML diagrams, and screen meta-data flows for baseline specifications when building modern Java/PHP/.Net app's from recovered legacy designs. |
| Rebuild Legacy Designs into Modern Components
Seed and automate complete modernization from RPG COBOL or 2E to Java or EGL rebuilds by at least 50%. Recovered systems designs are used to generate reengineered, reusable source components. Rebuild clean, structurally consistent UI's as JSF/Java or JSF/EGL, Data Model as I/O Java or EGL classes or ORM(Hibernate), and Business Rules as Business Logic classes in Java or EGL. PHP & .Net available late 2009. |
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. |


