Surveyor/400, the award-winning productivity suite for iSeries/System i.
With Surveyor/400, both IT personnel and end-users can quickly access and work with System i data, files, libraries, objects, and reports through an intuitive interface. The new Surveyor/400 version 3.4 includes a number of new enhancements including:
- Syntax coloring of SQL statements
- Enhanced wizards for building SQL statements quickly, including joins
- More SQL templates with color-coding
- Audit logging of executed SQL statements, configurable by user
- Stored procedure tool improvements for testing and execution
- Ability to view detailed properties on database triggers
- New plug-in support for WDSc 7.0
Surveyor/400 provides an extensive collection of graphical tools and wizards to quickly access and work with data on the System i. This includes tools to view/edit records in database files, run queries, transfer data, create and test stored procedures, view object information, manage database files, transfer objects between systems, manage the IFS, and view/download spooled files into PDF or text format. Many of these tools are also accessible through Surveyor/400's plug-in for WDSc.
Bob Luebbe, president of Linoma Software, states, "Thousands of System i developers and users enjoy Surveyor/400's productivity gains on a daily basis. This new version offers even more value to organizations by providing better access to DB2/400 data with excellent security and auditing controls."
A free, fully-functional 30-day trial of Surveyor/400 is available from Linoma Software at http://www.linomasoftware.com/. Pricing starts at $995 for an unlimited user license on a P05 processor group. Linoma Software provides innovative technologies to consistently meet evolving data transmission, translation and encryption needs. Linoma Software has a diverse install base of over 2,500 customers around the world including corporations, non-profit organizations and government entities.
For more information, contact Brian Pick, Linoma Software, (402) 944-4242 ext 712, or write to
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