



- High integration potential of the tcVISION solution: Multiple Change Data Capture technologies can be used depending on change frequencies and latency times
- Intuitive data mapping offers comprehensive functions for data type conversion and data transformation up to a complete change of the data model
- Comprehensive conversion of historically developed mainframe data structures
- Highest actuality through continuous real-time processing
- Automatic or user-controlled data transformation (ASCII - EBCDIC) for the target (conversion, reformatting, interpretation, etc.)
- Support of relational and non-relational databases
- Intuitive dashboard for administration and controlling
- Comprehensive monitoring and logging of all data movements ensure transparency across all data exchange processes
- Integrated database-specific „Apply“ function to efficiently merge data into the target systems, e.g. direct Insert, Update, Delete, or via JSON through Kafka, or DBMS loader
- Integrated data repository with history management to maintain all data structures and data exchange rules
- Key management for non-indexed data
- Elimination of programming efforts for data transfers
- Integrated pooling/streaming processes avoid programming efforts
- Message queueing prevents data loss because of unavailability of the target system or delays
- Practice-proven processes are available to restart a replication after system failures (database errors, transmission errors, etc.)
- Master Data Management to ensure data consistency
- Ensuring referential integrity through transaction-bound data transfer

Timely capturing of all change data
Obtains the change data information directly from DBMS
Secure data management – even across a DBMS restart
Minimum latency

Processing of DBMS log files
Transfer of the change data within predefined time intervals
Ideal for nightly batch processing
Processing occurs right after log commit

Efficient transfer of entire databases and files
Periodic transfer of mass data with low frequency of changes
Ideal as „initial load“ prior to real-time synchronization
For periodic mass data transfers

Comparison with data snapshots
Efficient transfer of change data since the last batch compare run
Automatic determination, creation, and transfer of deltas by tcVISION
Secure restart/recovery after error incidents
- Reduction of the transfer volume for data synchronization
- Less knowhow required for databases and platforms (e.g. mainframe skills)
- Relocation of processes to more costefficient platforms (Linux, UNIX, Cloud)
- Quick and easy implementation of data exchange processes across systems
- No programming effort for the extraction, transformation, and implementation of data
- Easier data conversion through integrated database-specific transformation logic
- Real-time data as solid base for enterprise decisions and projections
- Unlimited potential for growth and new technologies through a modular architecture and provided APIs
- High innovative capabilities and agility – overcoming the data lock-in in historically grown IT environments
- Less dependency on database manufacturers and service providers
- Better and more efficient use of internal resources
- High transparency through central monitoring of all data exchange processes
- Freedom of choice for innovations with the use of databases and platforms
- Compensation of the decreasing mainframe knowhow
- Automated processing of historically grown databases
- No need for database-specific knowhow due to a relational view
- z/OS
- z/VSE
- Linux on z Systems
- Linux on IBM Power Systems
- IBM AIX
- Microsoft Windows
- Unix
- Linux
- IBM Db2
- IBM IMS/DB / DL1
- VSAM
- Software AG ADABAS
- CA IDMS/DB
- CA DATACOM/DB
- PDS/PS
- IBM Db2 LUW
- IBM BLU Acceleration
- IBM Informix
- IBM NETEZZA
- Oracle
- Sybase
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Software AG ADABAS LUW
- PostgreSQL
- Teradata
- MongoDB
- Flat File Integration
- SAP Hana
- MySQL / MariaDB
- ODBC / JDBC
- JSON
- Avro
- KAFKA
- with Avro
- with CSV
- with JSON
- Hadoop Data Lakes
- HDFS
- CSV
- Elasticsearch
- Snowflake
- Aurora MySQL
- Aurora PostgreSQL
- AWS S3
- Amazon Web Services
- Amazon Kinesis
- Microsoft Azure
- Amazon Redshift
- Azure SQL-Database
- Azure Database for MySQL/MariaDB
- Azure Database for PostgreSQL
- Azure Event Hubs
- Google Cloud SQL for MySQL
- Google Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL
- Google Cloud SQL for SQL Server
- Google Cloud Storage