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Alnova Financial Solutions is a core banking platform built on a robust architecture. Key components include the Java front-end for user interaction, the COBOL back-end for core processing, a transaction processing engine, a reporting module, and a security module. These components communicate via internal protocols, ensuring data integrity and efficient operation. The system utilizes relational databases for data storage. Administrative...

Altair SLC is a software solution that functions as a direct replacement for SAS, enabling organizations to execute SAS language programs across multiple platforms, including z/OS, Windows, and UNIX. It addresses the business problem of high SAS licensing costs and vendor dependency. Without Altair SLC, organizations may face limitations in platform choices and increased expenditure on SAS licenses. This product...

Alter for DB2 simplifies the process of modifying Db2 resources on z/OS. The tool's architecture centers around an ISPF interface, which interacts with Db2 to retrieve metadata and execute commands. Key components include the resource identification module, the change generation engine, and the command execution module. The tool uses Db2 commands and IDCAMS statements to implement changes. Configuration primarily involves...

The AMELIO Modernization Platform offers a comprehensive solution for modernizing legacy applications, particularly those running in CICS and IMS environments. The platform's architecture is based on three main components: the Analyzer, the Transformer, and the Code Generator. The Analyzer examines the existing source code, identifying areas for transformation. The Transformer then converts the code based on predefined rules and configurations....

American Software System z Suite is a comprehensive ERP solution for z/OS environments. Key components include Financials, Manufacturing, and Logistics modules. These modules communicate via TCP/IP. The system uses VSAM and DB2 for data storage. Administrative tasks are performed through TSO/ISPF and web interfaces. User management is role-based. The system supports user authentication. Monitoring and logging capabilities are available for...

Analysis Tools for Hogan Systems (ATHS) is designed to provide comprehensive analysis of Hogan source code and processing logic. Key features include code analysis, dependency mapping, and report generation. The system comprises several components, including a code parser, a dependency analyzer, and a reporting engine. These components communicate through internal APIs. ATHS uses a command-line interface (CLI) for administration and...

AOC/MVS was an IBM product designed to automate z/OS system operations. It automated tasks, responded to system events, and managed resources. The system was administered via a command-line interface (CLI), with commands for starting/stopping tasks and defining automation rules. AOC/MVS integrated with Tivoli NetView for monitoring and control. The architecture comprised components for event monitoring, rule processing, and action execution....

AON/MVS was a network automation solution for z/OS, built on NetView. It automated SNA, X.25, and TCP/IP networks using a rule-based engine triggered by time, status, and error conditions. The architecture included components like a rule engine, event processor, and communication modules. Security was provided through RACF/ACF2 integration. Key operational tasks included defining automation rules and monitoring network events. AON/MVS...

APFCHECK is a z/OS utility designed to provide comprehensive reporting on APF-authorized libraries. It is crucial for maintaining the security and integrity of z/OS systems by identifying potential vulnerabilities. The primary function is to generate reports detailing which users can update APF libraries, which libraries are currently in the APF list, and the UACC settings of each library. The system...

APL/CMS was a programming language environment for the CMS operating system on IBM z/VM systems. It was primarily used for mathematical and scientific computing, data analysis, and rapid prototyping. The system's architecture comprised the APL interpreter, the CMS file system interface, and the z/VM operating system. Common commands included `)LOAD`, `)SAVE`, and `)CLEAR`. Authentication relied on z/VM and CMS security....

APL2, while historically significant for its array-oriented programming capabilities on z/VM and z/OS, is no longer supported by IBM. This presents a challenge for IT managers responsible for maintaining systems built on APL2. The primary concern is the increasing risk associated with unsupported software, including potential security vulnerabilities and lack of updates. Migration is essential. Log-On APL2 offers a direct...

APL2 Fonts, now integrated within the z/OS Font Collection, provided the capability to print specialized APL2 characters on IBM AFP printers. The primary function was to ensure accurate representation of APL2 symbols in printed output. Key components include the z/OS operating system, the AFP printer, and the APL2 font data. Print jobs are submitted via JCL, specifying the APL2 font....

This APM solution provided monitoring and tracing capabilities for z/OS applications, merging Strobe with Purepath for z/OS CICS and Java. It enabled detailed transaction tracing and code-level diagnostics, helping teams identify and resolve performance bottlenecks. The architecture involved agents deployed on z/OS systems, a central collector, and a presentation layer for analysis. Agents intercepted calls to CICS, IMS, and DB2,...

Application Backup Center provides automated backup and recovery solutions for z/OS environments. The core functionality centers around the Rule Engine, which processes user-defined rules to generate ABARS lists, and the JCL Generator, which creates recovery JCL. Key benefits include reduced manual effort, improved recovery times, and enhanced data management efficiency. The system integrates with z/OS security features for authentication and...

Application Checker is a z/OS-based tool that provides automated monitoring of TCP/IP application availability. It solves the problem of ensuring that critical applications running on the mainframe are accessible and performing as expected. The tool proactively checks application availability by attempting to establish TCP connections to remote applications. This allows for early detection of potential issues before they impact end-users....

Application Delivery Intelligence (ADI) was a web-based tool designed to centralize testing data and provide insights for improving software quality. It collected data on code coverage, quality metrics, complexity, and performance. ADI exposed a REST API with endpoints like `/projects`, `/tests`, and `/results`, supporting HTTP methods such as GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. It supported authentication methods like LDAP and...

Application Discovery is a static code analysis tool designed to provide insights into application assets and their relationships, especially within z/OS environments. It helps organizations understand complex application landscapes, assess risks, and plan modernization efforts. The tool supports languages such as COBOL, PL/I, Assembler, and JCL. Key features and benefits include: * **Dependency Visualization:** Application Discovery allows users to visualize...

Application Discovery and Delivery Intelligence (ADDI) offers a comprehensive solution for understanding and managing complex applications. It discovers application assets, including programs, copybooks, databases, and transactions, and maps their interrelationships. ADDI integrates application discovery with testing management, providing a unified view of application development and testing processes. Key components include the Discovery Service, which collects metadata; the Analysis Engine, which...

Application Monitor for z/OS provided essential performance insights for z/OS applications, particularly those running in CICS and IMS environments. It offered CPU and resource usage data, aiding in the identification of performance bottlenecks. However, IBM discontinued support for this tool in April 2006, necessitating a migration to modern solutions. For IT managers, the key consideration is the transition to a...

Application Performance Analyzer for z/OS offers a comprehensive solution for monitoring and optimizing application performance within the z/OS environment. It provides detailed statistics on I/O, processor usage, and wait times, enabling IT managers to identify and address performance bottlenecks effectively. The tool supports key subsystems such as CICS, IMS, DB2, and WebSphere MQ, and offers language-specific insights for COBOL, PL/1,...