Stambia Data Integration allows to work with IBM Informix databases to produce fully customized Integration Processes.
The database structure can be entirely reversed in Metadata and then used in Mappings and Processes to design and adapt the business rules to meet the user's requirements.
Prerequisites:
- The IBM Informix JDBC driver must be installed in the Designer and Runtime
Note:
Stambia DI is a flexible and agile solution. It can be quickly adapted to your needs.
If you have any question, any feature request or any issue, do not hesitate to contact us.
Download
You can find below the necessary material to work with IBM Informix in Stambia DI
Name | Description | More Information | Download |
Generic Templates | Package containing the generic Templates | Release notes |
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previous releases |
Informix Templates |
The IBM Informix specificities are handled in dedicated Templates that can be found in this package Some are using generic tools that are shipped with the generic templates, make sure to import them too. |
Release notes |
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previous releases |
CDC Templates | Package containing the CDC Templates | Upgrade procedure | download |
Supported features
You can find below an overview of what Stambia DI can do with IBM Informix databases
Standard features
Name | Description |
Reverse |
The database structure can be reversed in a dedicated Metadata |
DDL /DML Operations |
DML/DDL operations can be performed on the database, such as: Insert, Update, Select, Delete, Create or Drop |
Integration methods |
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Staging |
The databases can be used as a staging area to make data transformation, mutualization, ... The following modes are supported:
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Reject |
Reject rules can be defined to filter or detect data that does not fulfill the rules during integrations.
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Replication |
Replication of databases is supported. The replication source can be any rdbms, Flat files or XML files. |
Advanced features
Name | Description |
Cdc | The Change Data Capture (CDC) allows to follow and store all the changes on the tables |