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Monarch Data Pump : Features & Benefits
Features:
- Quick and easy data mining of existing text-based reports, PDF files, and/or databases, spreadsheets and other data sources, without new programming.
- Variety of data export formats: Excel, Access, PDF and more
- Create, update, append and/or overwrite databases: SQL Server, Oracle and DB2 via OLE DB
- Automatic customized data views
- Email delivery of data with optional password protection and Zip compression.
- Files copied to MS SharePoint libraries and other WebDAV enabled repositories.
- Files copied to network folders
- Ability to publish data via RSS (Really Simple Syndication) data feeds
- Easy scheduling of processes to run on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis, in any combination. Or, set Monarch Data Pump to run a process immediately upon receipt of incoming reports, PDF files or other data files
- Robust job logging and simple administration, including Web Service and remote administration
- Delivery of "alerts", to managers and workers noting that select data is outside of predefined acceptable levels
- Optional additional scripting using VB.NET for further integration with existing IT infrastructure.
- Optional data exporting in valid XML format, using projects created with Datawatch's VorteXML Designer software
Features for use with Microsoft SharePoint:
- Offers easy, programming-free way to integrate output from legacy systems with SharePoint
- Transforms reports or data extracts from any system into Excel, Access, etc., and delivers them to SharePoint for distribution and/or access
- Creates OpenXML spreadsheets (xlsx) to allow web rendering and other features under Excel Services
- Summarizes data for easy definition of Microsoft Office SharePoint KPIs
- Supports authentication, copying, deleting, folder creation, version control, check-out respected
New to Monarch Data Pump V9:
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Automated, programming-free support of all desktop Monarch V9 Report Mining functionality, notably:
- Exporting of summary data to Excel with subtotals and grand totals as live Excel formulas and optional Excel outlining
- Exporting data to Excel with AutoFilter already activated
- Exporting data in Office 2007 OpenXML spreadsheet format (xlsx)
- User-Defined Functions
- Linked Objects in Monarch model
- Ability to read files from SharePoint libraries and export customized data back
- New integration with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) 2007 enables easy creation of SharePoint KPIs:
- When exporting to OpenXML Spreadsheet format (xlsx), Monarch Data Pump V9 will automatically create a macro-driven named range for each measure appearing in the last row of a summary
- These named ranges can then be consumed by SharePoint to define SharePoint KPIs.
- Use macro-generated files and folders for scheduled input
- Acceptance of FTP source of input files
- Significant increase in file monitoring capacity: 62 file specifications per process (MDP8.5 allows 62 file specs in total)
- MDP logging enhancements made to:
- XML job log presentation with new style sheet
- Windows event log
- OLE DB exports
- No requirement to resolve mail addresses to Windows Address Book (WAB) for high-security installations
- Ability to set email importance level
- Edit title and description of exports
- Various user interface (UI) and usability improvements
New to Monarch Data Pump V9 Professional:
- Installation up to 32 physical CPUs for significantly higher volume of data production (MDP Standard can be installed with up to 2 physical CPUs)
- Powerful remote administration over the network using the familiar Microsoft Management Console interface
- Web-enabled Monarch Data Pump administration using any browser, to remotely view and run processes; cancel and delete jobs, view job logs, check server status and more
- Web service interface for more seamless integration with other applications and platforms
- Tight integration with SQL Server 2005 Information Services (SSIS). Enables SSIS programmers to execute Monarch Data Pump processes via its web service and get status updates and success/failure events within familiar SSIS workflow