Software Documentation and Cross Referencing Tool
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Perform impact analysis on your RPG/400, ILE-RPG and CL code with Docu-Mint, the multi-award winning iSeries software documentation solution.
In a rapidly changing IT environment it is critical to know what impact a proposed change will have on your system and how many resources will be needed to make it possible. Docu-Mint assists you in this difficult task by analyzing your system to provide critical cross-referencing and impact analysis information.
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PROBLEM |
I need a tool to document our software as part of the effort to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. |
SOLUTION |
Customers have used Docu-Mint to assist in their SOX compliance efforts |
PROBLEM |
After a software audit the auditors said we need better documentation of our software. |
SOLUTION |
Docu-Mint has been used by many companies to satisfy that need before or after an audit. |
PROBLEM |
I need to know all or selected objects used by commands, procedures, programs, menus, queries, files, user profiles...and an overview of the job's job flow. |
SOLUTION |
Work with Used Objects module. By using the *EXC instead of the *ALL prompt, you can also limit the list to executable objects only for an overview of a job's job flow. |
PROBLEM |
I need to know what positions are available for use in a file. |
SOLUTION |
The Field Cross Reference module. |
PROBLEM |
I need to find source and objects that do not match. |
SOLUTION |
Orphaned Objects module |
PROBLEM |
We have incomplete documentation on our programs. I need to have full understanding on how they work and relate. |
SOLUTION |
Explosion reports. |
PROBLEM |
I need to understand the flow of our system, what objects are called by a specific object, where used and how used, etc.. |
SOLUTION |
The Menu Explosion and CLP Explosion,Work with used Objects and/or Work with Where Used Objects modules. |
PROBLEM |
Some of our libraries use both Native and S/36 environment and I need documentation on both types of programs and procedures. |
SOLUTION |
Docu-Mint will provide documentation for both Native and S/36 environments. |
PROBLEM |
My programmers need to know all programs that use a file when changes need to be made. |
SOLUTION |
Utilize the Work with Where Used module, File / Program/ Procedure Cross Reference. |
PROBLEM |
Sometimes I need reports, and other times I need quick on-line cross-referencing. |
SOLUTION |
Docu-Mint gives you the facility for both. You can look at the on-line report then decide to print it. |
The Problem Solver
- Learning curve less than 1 hour.
- Job explosions for: Commands, Menus, Procedures, Queries, User profiles and Programs.
- File / Field / Program / CL Cross-Referencing.
- On-line views: Work With Objects Where Used and How Used, includes all or generic searches.
- Track the flow of programs with the RPG and CL indentation and explosion reports.
- On-line integration of both native iSeries - AS/400 and S/36 environment code... and much more.
The Justification
Time
Programmers will be able to focus on the changes they need to make, eliminating time consuming investigations.
Efficiency
Allows the user to change the source for all objects used within a project from a single display, avoiding the need to jump around. Use the time saved for other projects.
Ease
Navigation through the documentation is accomplished by just a few key strokes rather than wading through multiple reports. Familiar PDM-like interface decreases the learning curve.
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| Customer Testimonials |
"Docu-Mint is a powerful tool that I use on almost a daily basis." — Lynda Scharnick, |
"Docu-Mint is the best documentation package available anywhere for automated assistance with documenting IBM i systems. It will pay for itself quickly for both large and small systems because it assists with difficult situations and helps resolve problems. We wouldn't want to be without Docu-Mint." — Steven Fletcher, |
"We rely on the WRKWHRUSE (WWU) every time we need to make a database change." — John Mandel, |
"I like the ability to know which
files are accessed by which programs and visa versa." — Jerry Bune, Sinton Dairy |
