Generix announces Launch of CONNX for Oracle From Soluitons IQ

Press Release 2nd June 1999.

Generix Limited , today announced the European launch of SolutionsIQ, CONNX 8.0 for Oracle. CONNX makes it possible for PC users to simultaneously and securely access multiple databases, including RMS, Rdb, Digital DBMS and DataFlex — and now Oracle — in real time and without expensive programming or disruption of existing systems.

More than 3,000 organizations worldwide use CONNX products to access multiple, disparate databases from a single "master" data access engine. With CONNX, end users can access mission-critical enterprise data using familiar desktop applications that are generally already on their PC.

While other data access software requires separate programs to be written for each type of Oracle platform accessed, CONNX 8 supports all Oracle platforms. The new version also provides more extensive SQL support than other data access software products.

"Keeping multiple databases current is of strategic importance to organisations. CONNX provides this with the minimum user input., " said Leonard Klejnow, Business Development Director at Generix

"With CONNX 8, businesses can take advantage of desktop applications and tools they are already using to access their Oracle and legacy data," Klejnow added. "CONNX allows users real-time transparent access to their enterprise data ."

Equipped with a Data Dictionary Wizard, CONNX greatly reduces start-up time and truly provides instant access to data. Because CONNX is open-standards based, it can be used by Oracle programs, such as Developer, Designer, Forms and Reports. And, whereas other products require a consulting team to describe metadata, CONNX 8 directly imports metadata from Oracle.

CONNX not only respects existing database security, it provides an additional level of security through individual user, group, row, field and table security options. Additionally, the CONNX Data Dictionary is encrypted to secure sensitive information.

CONNX is currently available for Oracle, RMS, Rdb, Digital DBMS and DataFlex databases. Support for DB2 databases is scheduled for release in Summer 1999.

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