Did SchemaView provide any APIs for integration with other applications?

SchemaView did not expose any APIs. Its functionality was limited to a graphical user interface for viewing IDMS schema designs. The tool is no longer available.

What command-line options were available in SchemaView?

SchemaView did not have a command-line interface. All operations were performed through the graphical user interface. The tool is no longer supported.

What configuration files or interfaces were used by SchemaView?

SchemaView did not use any specific configuration files. The connection parameters to the IDMS database were configured through the GUI. The tool is no longer available.

What were the main system components of SchemaView?

SchemaView did not have a specific architecture with distinct components. It was a single Windows application that connected to an IDMS database. The tool is no longer supported.

What was the primary business value of using SchemaView?

SchemaView provided a visual representation of the IDMS schema, which aided in understanding the database structure. This helped developers and database administrators to quickly grasp the design and relationships within the database. The tool is no longer available.

How did SchemaView improve efficiency in database-related tasks?

By providing a clear view of the schema, SchemaView reduced the time and effort required to understand and maintain IDMS databases. This improved efficiency in application development and database administration tasks. The tool is no longer available.

How did SchemaView improve team collaboration?

SchemaView facilitated better communication among team members by providing a common visual reference for the database schema. This reduced misunderstandings and improved collaboration. The tool is no longer available.

What security features did SchemaView provide?

SchemaView did not have built-in security features such as authentication or access control. It relied on the security of the Windows environment and the IDMS database to which it connected. The tool is no longer supported.

What encryption methods were used by SchemaView?

SchemaView did not offer any specific encryption capabilities. The security of the data was dependent on the security measures implemented in the IDMS database. The tool is no longer supported.

What audit/logging capabilities did SchemaView have?

SchemaView did not have any built-in auditing or logging capabilities. Any auditing would have been handled by the IDMS database itself. The tool is no longer supported.

What were the main operational requirements for SchemaView?

SchemaView was a Windows-based application and did not have any specific operational requirements beyond the standard Windows environment. The tool is no longer supported.

What monitoring capabilities were available for SchemaView?

SchemaView did not have any specific monitoring capabilities. The performance and availability of the application were dependent on the underlying Windows system. The tool is no longer supported.

How was user management handled in SchemaView?

SchemaView did not have any specific user management features. User access was managed through the Windows operating system. The tool is no longer supported.

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SchemaView

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Product Overview

SchemaView was a Windows-based utility for viewing CA IDMS schema designs. The main system components included the Windows application itself and the connection to the IDMS database. The application connected to the IDMS environment to retrieve and display schema information.

The tool provided a graphical user interface for exploring the schema. There were no specific command-line operations or configuration files. The tool is no longer supported and has been merged into EZ-DB for IDMS.

The architecture was straightforward, with the application acting as a client to the IDMS database. The application did not have any specific network requirements beyond the standard Windows environment. The functionality is now integrated into EZ-DB for IDMS, which provides similar benefits for understanding and managing IDMS schemas.

Frequently Asked Questions

What was SchemaView used for?

SchemaView was a Windows-based utility designed for viewing CA IDMS schema designs. It provided a graphical interface for browsing and understanding the structure of IDMS databases. However, it is no longer supported and has been merged into EZ-DB for IDMS.

What specific features did SchemaView offer for schema exploration?

SchemaView allowed users to explore the data structures, including tables, fields, and relationships within an IDMS schema. It offered features to visualize the schema, making it easier to understand the database design. The tool is no longer available as a standalone product.

What type of user interface did SchemaView provide?

SchemaView was a Windows-based application. It did not have a command-line interface or a web-based interface. The functionality is now integrated into EZ-DB for IDMS.

What database systems did SchemaView support?

SchemaView was designed to work with CA IDMS databases on z/OS. It connected to the IDMS environment to retrieve and display schema information. The tool is no longer supported.

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Product Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

What was SchemaView used for?

What specific features did SchemaView offer for schema exploration?

What type of user interface did SchemaView provide?

What database systems did SchemaView support?

Did SchemaView provide any APIs for integration with other applications?

What command-line options were available in SchemaView?

What configuration files or interfaces were used by SchemaView?

What were the main system components of SchemaView?

What was the primary business value of using SchemaView?

How did SchemaView improve efficiency in database-related tasks?

How did SchemaView improve team collaboration?

What are the benefits of using EZ-DB for IDMS?

What security features did SchemaView provide?

What encryption methods were used by SchemaView?

What audit/logging capabilities did SchemaView have?

What were the main operational requirements for SchemaView?

What monitoring capabilities were available for SchemaView?

How was user management handled in SchemaView?

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