|  | | IBM® InfoSphere® Data Architect (formerly Rational® Data Architect) is a
collaborative enterprise data modeling and integration design tool to
discover, model, relate, and standardize diverse and distributed data
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 | Update: Using common connections with Optim solutions
See how the Optim Version 2.2 features help you use common connections for greater efficiency in managing database connection information. | | | Extend IBM InfoSphere Data Architect to meet your specific data modeling and integration requirements, Part 2
Generate customized reports and add your own validation rules for IDA models. | | | Extend IBM InfoSphere Data Architect to meet your specific data modeling and integration requirements, Part 1
See how IDA 7.5 features can help you extend IDA’s models, properties view, model reports, and validation rules. | | | Integrated Data Management: Managing data across its lifecycle
Learn about the vision and reality of Integrated Data Management and how you can use IBM Optim solutions to respond quickly to emerging opportunities, improve quality of service, mitigate risk, and reduce costs. | | | Migrating from CA ERwin to InfoSphere Data Architect
Get on the fast track to work more productively in your new design environment. | | | Understanding leads to trust: Sharing a common vocabulary across InfoSphere Foundation Tools
Improve communication across audiences by sharing metadata among InfoSphere Business Glossary, InfoSphere Data Architect, and IBM Information Server. | | | Data modeling with IDA and IDS
Learn about the features of Rational Data Architect, including how models can be used to represent business entities, database entities, and domain entities. Follow scenarios and examples to explore the benefits RDA provides for Informix Dynamic Server. | | | Shell sharing between Data Studio, RDA, RSA, and RAD
Share the same Eclipse installation between different IBM software development products such as Data Studio and, Rational application development tools. | |
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