Bateleur scores again in Australia
[Johannesburg, 25 April 2012] -
Following its recent success with Australia's Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC), Bateleur Software has once again clinched a deal down under, with the sale of locally-developed software valued at R500 000 to the New South Wales Police.The software has been bought by NSW Police to extend the functionality of ADASTRIP. ADASTRIP is a utility built by CCA in Australia for the ADABAS environment, for very high-speed extracts of data, typically for data warehouse, creation of test data, or reporting applications. NSW Police has purchased eSTRIP and Exits, which are add-ons to ADASTRIP.As part of the data migration reconciliation process in NSW Police's COPS Phase II Modernisation project, the agency is using ADASTRIP, eSTRIP and Exits to extract data in CSV format to send to the server platform, to compare with data loaded via the automated tcVISION bulk load process, to Oracle on the server platform.
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