Real-Time Data Replication Tools

StarQuest’s Real-time Replication solutions and IBM DB2 Access Products

StarQuest has extensive experience and expertise with DB2, IBM i, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle,

and network-related challenges. StarQuest’s purpose-built data replication software is available at the most affordable price point in the industry for customers requiring heterogeneous database replication for enterprise data sources.

SQDR

Data Replication With SQDR
Makes Your Data Available
Whenever You Want It,
Everywhere You Need It

To remain competitive, sharing information across platforms, databases and applications in real-time is crucial. Not only does SQDR reliably mirror your disparate data sets between IBM DB2, Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle in real-time, StarQuest’s thin server technology provides a near-zero footprint on the host, giving you the fastest change data retrieval with the least host resource utilization in the industry. Plus, with StarQuest’s GUI and configuration wizards, set up and operation are a snap.

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StarSQL

StarQuest Ventures:
A Leader in Data Solutions For
Over 25 Years

Accessing and updating data in DB2 is crucial for efficiently empowering your new application platforms. The StarSQL driver optimizes your DB2 data path from any ODBC or JDBC application and runs on a client computer, with no host software or proprietary gateway required. StarSQL offers performance, ease-of-use, and reliability at an affordable price point. First introduced in 1994, StarSQL is the most mature DB2 ODBC Driver in the market today.

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StarQuest has been a leading provider of database connectivity products since 1992. StarQuest products use open standards to maximize compatibility and interoperability within an enterprise network. StarQuest is an active member of The Open Group software industry consortium, which was responsible for the adoption of DRDA as an industry standard for database interoperability. The StarQuest technology takes full advantage of open-standards such as DRDA, SQL, ODBC, and JDBC.