Transcript SAP Sybase Replication Server

Strategic Replication & Integration:
SAP Sybase Replication Server
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The Need for a Comprehensive Data Asset Strategy
Beyond Disaster Recovery (DR)
Data is the most valuable asset for organizations,
necessitating:
 Access to all data, wherever and however it’s stored
 Current, consistent data across the organization
 Real-time data available everywhere
But most IT systems can’t meet these needs due to:
 Organizational changes resulting in multiple, heterogeneous
data sources
 Lack of integration leaving data isolated in incompatible
formats
 Poor replication resulting in unsynchronized and often
unavailable data
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SAP Vision: Replication & Integration as
Part of the Real-time Data Platform
A comprehensive data management strategy encompasses both
replication and integration to meet critical business requirements,
such as the need for:
 Real-time, 360-degree views of the business across heterogeneous data sources
 Support for multi-site operations with a common data infrastructure and localized
applications
 End-to-end support for business processes across heterogeneous platforms and
applications
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Traditional vs. Strategic Approaches
to Replication & Integration
Traditional: Point solutions and proprietary tools
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Basic ETL, triggers, and updates
No accommodation for other source and target databases
Data stuck in siloes
Very difficult to manage, with a tangle of sources and targets
Strategic: SAP Sybase Replication Server
 Real-time and asynchronous replication and integration
 High-performance integration with multiple heterogeneous data sources
 Centralized, graphical, and intuitive model-driven management
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Centralized Replication & Integration
Easy to Manage, Model, and Extend
Organizations administer all replication and integration activity through
one centralized capability
 All replication and integration go through SAP Sybase Replication Server
 SAP Sybase Replication Server directly replicates data between SAP Sybase ASE
databases
 Replication agent delivers data from primary Microsoft SQL Server, DB2, and Oracle
databases to SAP Sybase Replication Server
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SAP Sybase Replication Server Differentiators
High performance
 Delivers data with near-zero latency, and without impacting other systems
 Change data capture (CDC) supports real-time analytics reporting
Flexibility
 Centralized bi-directional data replication among heterogeneous endpoints
 Supports SAP Sybase ASE, SAP Sybase IQ, IBM DB2, MS SQL Server, and
Oracle
Reliability
 Continuous data delivery
 Near real-time failover to DR sites with minimal data loss
 Proven in more than 2,600 implementations, including the demanding financial
services sector
Low TCO
 Off-the-shelf product offers streamlined, predictable, and timely deployment
 Centralized administration and visual configuration tools simplify administration
 Scales readily—from gigabytes to terabytes
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Sharing Information Across Sybase and Oracle
Use case: Indian Railways National Train Enquiry System (NTES)
Real-time
Access
Challenge
 Real-time access to dynamic schedules of 6,000 trains—across 9,000 stations
 Multiple data sources to track
Results
6,000 trains—
across 9,000 stations
 Automated, fast, and reliable bi-directional data movement
 Efficient data transfers among heterogeneous databases
 Web access for information systems
 1.2 million transactions per day
 24/7 system uptime for more than eight years
Multiple Data
Sources
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Sybase technology was ideal for our situation because of its flexibility to integrate with databases from
Oracle and Microsoft as well as the reliability of its replication.
Suneeti Goel, Associate GM CRIS
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Saving Big Money on Data Movement
Use case: Cargill, Incorporated
100,000
Challenge
transactions per day
across remote
locations
 Decentralized database systems requiring 100,000 transactions per day
across remote locations
 Inefficient, costly, and high-risk processes
Results
Decentalized
Database
Systems
 Reduced annual IT operating costs from $42 million to $13 million
 Real-time delivery of information to all locations
 Transition completed with virtually no impact on system operations
$29M savings in
annual IT operating
costs
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As we explored our options, we concluded that Sybase replication technology was clearly superior to other
available products.
Don Nielsen, Manager, Database Administrator Group, Grain Division, Cargill, Incorporated
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Turning Disparate Systems into a Unified Solution
Use case: State of Pennsylvania Courts
5.6 million court
Challenge
cases in 100
different systems
 More than 5.6 million court cases in 100 different systems
 No ability to access or exchange information
 High security risk and low operating efficiency
High Security
Risk
Results
 Single, automated approach to case processing
 Seamless delivery of information anywhere, anytime
 Significant improvements in public safety, unification of data, and the ability
to share information
 Access to a wide variety of court functions for more than 8,000 users
8,000 users
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…agencies are evaluating their ability to exchange data in a timely manner. By 2010, the promise of an
integrated justice community may be achieved.
Administrative Office, Pennsylvania Courts
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SAP Sybase Replication Server
The Leader in Database Replication
Strategic data
asset management
with centralized,
heterogeneous
replication and
integration
Unmatched
performance,
flexibility, reliability,
and TCO
Proven in more
than 2,600
deployments
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Strategic Replication & Integration:
SAP Sybase Replication Server
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