ETI High Performance Data Integration

ETI High Performance Data Integration

 

ETI products provide high performance data integration capabilities for data synchronization, migration and composite data services for SOA initiatives. As a complement to ETL, EAI, SOA and data warehousing technologies, ETI’s data integration platform extends the value of IT investments by providing high performance connectivity and transformations as organizations combine legacy and proprietary data sources with current technologies like SQL Server and SQL Server Integration Services.

View the SQL Server Magazine On-Demand Webcast with Stacy Miller, ETI chief architect and Dan Lindstead, industry analyst discussing SSIS and ETI High Performance Connectivity.

Download a recent white paper on ETI High Performance Connectivity for SQL Server 2005 and SSIS from the ETI Web site, written by Dan Linstead, an internationally known expert in data warehousing, BI, analytics, very large data warehousing, OLTP, performance and tuning.

The following table shows the high performance connectivity options available from ETI.  For more information on ETI, visit ETI's web site at www.eti.com.

Data Source/ Destination 

Released By

Data Access API

Supported Database Version

Vendor Support with SSIS?

64-bit support?

Teradata

ETI

Fast Export HPC

V2R5 and later

Yes, HPC (*)

Yes

Teradata

ETI

Native

V2R5 and later

Yes, BTO (**)

No

SQL Server

ETI

Native: OLE DB, Fast load

2000 and later

Yes, BTO (**)

No

DB2

ETI

Fast data load HPC

zSeries(mainframe), UDB 7.0, iSeries(AS400) and later

Yes, HPC(*)

Yes

DB2

ETI

Native: embedded SQL, Autoloader, Load

Windows 7.0 and later,AIX 5.x, 7.0 and later, AS400 4.5 and later, z/OS, UDB 7.0 and later

Yes, BTO (**)

Yes

Oracle

ETI

Fast data load HPC

Windows, UNIX

Yes, HPC (*)

Yes

Oracle

ETI

Native: embedded SQL, SQL*LOADER

7.0 and later; Windows, UNIX

Yes, BTO (**)

Yes

ADABAS

ETI

Native: indexed, sequential; unloading data only

Version 2006 and later; Linux, Unix, Mainframe

Yes, BTO (**)

No

Sybase

ETI

Native

Version 10 and later

Yes, BTO (**)

No

Informix

ETI

Native: relational

Version 7 and later

Yes, BTO (**)

No

SAP

ETI

Native: ALE, IDOC, navigational

R3

Yes, BTO (**)

No

IDMS

ETI

Native: navigational; unloading data only

Version 10.2, 12 and later

Yes, BTO (**)

No

File databases

ETI

Native: sequential, random, dynamic

Fixed or delimited file formats: XML, VSAM, Change Data Capture(CDC), log files, etc.; Platforms: Windows AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, MVS

Yes, BTO (**)

No

SAS

ETI

Native; unloading data only

9.0 and later

Yes, BTO (**)

No

IMS

ETI

Native: indexed, sequential

Version 4.1 or later

Yes, BTO (**)

No

WebSphere MQ, MQSeries

ETI

Native: Sequential (MQSeries Queue Message)

5.0 (UNIX, Windows) or later; 2.0 (MVS) or later; Platforms: Windows, AIX, Solaris, HP-UX, mainframe, Linux

Yes, BTO (**)

No

Applications

ETI

Native: flat file

Oracle Financials, Business Objects, Cognos, BizTalk, SIEBEL, PeopleSoft, etc.

Yes, BTO (**)

No

EAI Products

ETI

Native

webMethods, Vitria, SeeBeyond, Tibco, etc.

Yes, BTO (**)

No

 


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