dbSQWare is the essential software for operating database engines to gain efficiency and autonomy!

Intuitive and easy to use, it offers many essential features for managing and maintaining DBMS:
Backup and restoration – Copy of environments – Reorganization – Update Statistics – Dashboard / 360° Vision – Customization

It supports 12 types of DBMS:
– relational type: Oracle, SQLServer, Teradata, Sybase, DB2 LUW, Ingres, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL
– and NoSQL: Cassandra, MongoDB, Adabas Linux version.

Thanks to its generic libraries, dbSQWare is easily customizable.
It allows users to easily integrate their own scripts and adapt the display of indicators.

With its export and import APIs, it also promotes interactions with other management software.

dbSQWare adapts to all companies, whatever their size and activity and continues to evolve to follow DBMS version upgrades, adapt to different platforms and add new features.

– “What does the job of DBA consist of?”

The DataBase Administrator or DBA is responsible for the design, implementation and management of DataBase Management Systems (DBMS).
DBMS, which are system software designed to create and manage databases, make it possible to read, write, modify, sort or restore information from these databases, depending on requests made by the user.

The DBA ensures the operation, but also the maintenance of these DBMS by adapting them according to technological developments and the needs of the company.
It is thus guarantor of the accessibility, quality and security of the data.

But the DBMS are numerous and varied and most of the time, they are of different designs, hence the difficulty of the DBA’s job and the extent of his task if he has to work on several DBMS.

Our CEO, Michel Payan, who has been a DBA for 25 years, has often noted that the companies in which he worked were faced with the same problem of setting up and maintaining the operating scripts of their DBMS.
With always the same need to guarantee the homogeneity of scripts across the fleet, the quality of the code, the management of errors and return codes.
This is why he had the idea and the desire to create multi-DBMS operation and maintenance software that could make the daily life of DBAs easier.

The dbSQWare software has now existed for 17 years and it is the only software in France capable of operating and maintaining, in a completely homogeneous manner, 12 different types of database engines.

We are pleased to announce that our dbSQWare software is now part of the SCC-CANUT Multi-Publisher software catalog.

Thanks to the recently created CANUT (Centrale d’Achat du Numérique et des Télécoms), for this integration!

The adventure goes on…
 

To obtain a better yield, it is important:
– increase performance
– to focus on tasks with high added value.

In terms of database engine management, too!

Hence the interest of using dbSQWare…
=> Very flexible, the software adapts to all companies, whatever their size and activity.
=> Thanks to its multiple functionalities, adopting dbSQWare not only means choosing serenity and control, but also making the team of administrators agile and scalable.

IT and Cybersecurity Meetings 2023 are over!

A big thank you to all the decision-makers who came to meet our team during this show.
Talking about database engine management is always a pleasure for dbSQWare.

Congratulations to Carole Jardon and her team for the organization and the quality of the event.
dbSQWare will be present for the next edition, in 2024.

And thank you to our colleagues and partners for their great sympathy!

After the release of a first Motion Design video which presented our dbSQWare software in general, we are proud to introduce you to a new one!
In a shorter format, it illustrates, in a more precise way, the interest of using dbSQWare to make backups of databases.

Many thanks to Damien Dalmasso for making this video.
Thank you for your involvement and your understanding of the subject.
For your endurance too, because this is only the beginning. Other videos are in progress…
Still a little patience !