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Featured Reviews
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 SqlSpec |
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Includes a comment editor supporting SQL Server, Oracle, and more.
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| Universal SQL Editor |
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Support Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, Sybase and other ODBC databases.
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| Softerra LDAP Browser |
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A premier explorer like LDAP client designed for Windows and admins.
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| Secure Auditor |
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IT security assessment software which performs database auditing.
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| DBA Easy Control |
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A unique versatile database management suite for Oracle DBA.
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| Secure Bytes |
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Solution for conducting automated audits on Windows, Oracle and SQL.
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| IBM Informix Spatial DataBlade Module |
The IBM Informix Spatial DataBlade brings all the significant features and benefits of the IBM Informix Dynamic Server (IDS) to location-based data. Many key business decisions involve location and proximity.
The Spatial Datablade enables organizations to transform both traditional and location-based data into important information to help gain a competitive advantage.
Informix Spatial DataBlade Module is an extension to the IBM IDS object-relational database engine which provides SQL-based spatial data types and functions, which can be used directly through standard SQL queries or with client-side GIS software such as that from ESRI and MapInfo.
Delivers innovative spatial technology via a convenient no-charge download
Generates vital business intelligence for a competitive edge
Maximizes spatial data capabilities; enables critical business decisions
Supports Enterprise Replication of spatial data types
Drives industry-leading spatial query performance with the IBM IDS
Extends database power
Enables organizations to intelligently manage complex geospatial information alongside traditional data without sacrificing the efficiency of the relational database model.
Built-in Informix R-tree multi-dimensional index to provide industry-leading spatial query performance
Spatial family also includes the IBM Informix Geodetic DataBlade Module providing customers with the ability to manage geospatial information referenced by latitude-longitude coordinates. |
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