Designed with an open and flexible architecture, Xcase is a complete database design, modeling and modification solution built on two decades of expertise in automated support for database design best practices. Its rich history of customization for specific database environments has resulted in tightly-integrated solutions with unmatched functionality and value. Xcase does not simply generically address target databases. On the contrary, unlike any other database design and modeling solution on the market, Xcase fully addresses the specific attributes of database management and evolution on the System i.

The Xcase for System i family of database design and evolution solutions includes:

Xcase for System i

Addresses all of the unique challenges of both modernizing DB2 for i5/OS, and then evolving it according to changing needs, with two specific components:

• Xcase Modernization updates your traditional System i database to be fully compatible with SQL—fast and affordably—without requiring changes to existing applications. Your modernized database will have the speed, flexibility and built-in data integrity of an SQL database engine along with all of the traditional features of your System i database.
• Xcase Evolution gives you advanced data modeling, impact analysis and SQL code generation to keep your SQL database running smoothly and ready to adapt quickly to new business demands.

Xcase for System i – Evolution Edition

For System i developers who have already migrated their databases to SQL, the Xcase Evolution Edition provides advanced data modeling, impact analysis and SQL code generation to keep your SQL database running smoothly and ready to adapt quickly to new business demands.

System i Database Modernization Service

Designed to kick-start your database modernization project, Resolution’s affordable modernization service delivers to you a fully customized SQL/DDS hybrid database engine so your staff can focus on how to leverage your new SQL power with no worries about existing applications, which can continue to use native I/O techniques as long as you like.