Admin-Scout 3.2
compare DB-objects

Admin Scout 3.2 offers a long-awaited feature: easy comparison of the databases' structures in different instances.

The new module compares the typical database objects such as tables, views, external tables, sequences functions and access rights, including the respective associated indexes, constraints and triggers.

This premium feature increases productivity while matching and adapting database structures and objects.

Admin-Scout 3.1 - Highlights for Developers and Admins

Version 3.1 continues the journey to new functions for developers and administrators.

• Editing in multiple windows, parallel working with multi-tabs in the SQL-Editor.
• SQL history accessible at any time.
• Evaluation of dependencies and constraints for table objects.
• Informix error numbers, direct access to IDs and descriptions.
  

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• Database Explorer, auto generation of archecker scripts for table restore.
• Locked tables, which sessions keep locks and which are waiting.
• SSH shell to the server, now simply open via "shell in a box".
  

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• Day- and Month-Reports, individual customization according to your personal requirements.
• Performance checks, extended output with disk I/O per chunk.
• Schema changes, logging with the new DDL-History2 Report.

Admin-Scout 3.0
Functional right from the start!

Admin-Scout 3.0 offers a completely revised design and up to 60% faster evaluations.

Revised user interface

The entire user interface of the Admin-Scout is designed more uniformly and with better performance. The access to configuration and server administration is clearly structured. Optimized table structures and scaling of the display, lead to a considerably faster page layout.

New SQL Toolbox

The version 3.0 impresses above all with the new SQL Toolbox with many powerful functions in the Database Explorer and SQL Editor. As a result the Admin-Scout offers more interesting functionalities for development and tuning of Informix databases.

Admin-Scout 2.3 - New Scheduler Module

We asked the question, which areas of an Informix database system have to be administered manually and where is it possible to set up an automated administration? The goal is to achieve increasing automation and independent optimization of the system through an interaction of sensors and tasks.

Informix provides an SQL API and corresponding commands as a basis for setting up tasks. If you are an Informix administrator and are rarely concerned with setting up and managing tasks and sensors, you will find that this can quickly become a complex challenge. Therefore, in the new version of our Admin-Scout, we have intensively addressed the topic of a task scheduler and developed a new Admin-Scout module for the administration of tasks and sensors.

The new Admin-Scout 2.3 Scheduler module offers a centralized administration of all tasks and sensors