In order to keep your Avaloq Banking System in peak performance the system must periodically be checked and optimized. To monitor and resize hundreds of files may be a daunting task to anyone and could prove disastrous if the task is given to a user who is not well aware of the intricacies of ORACLE file resizing and hash file structure.

Some utilities in the market may give you some relief on file resizing but would it not be easier and helpful if a tool is available specifically designed for Avaloq Banking System that could quickly and accurately track file usage and even automatically resize files whenever it becomes necessary?

Is there a tool that will allow you to schedule file resizing or set resizing parameters based on expected file size growth/increase in records thereby giving a more efficient structure for the resized file?

SOFGEN has got the right tool for you.

This separate module could easily be installed and then safely left to do its task in the background. This module automatically tracks the growth of each file and produces a report notifying you in advance of files that may need to be resized. Once the critical size is reached the system automatically resizes the file once all of the users have stopped using the system and a backup has been made of the system.

Aside from this tool, SOFGEN could provide you with a comprehensive training for your technical users giving them an in-depth understanding of Avaloq Banking System and UniVerse hashed file structure, and ways to effectively manage Avaloq Banking System files to keep your system in top working condition.

Key Benefits/Deliverables

• Complete and automatic monitoring of all Avaloq Banking System files usage and growth
• Automatic and background resizing of files (Several files may be resized simultaneously depending on available disk space)
• Daily and weekly notification reports for files that needs resizing and warning messages for critical files with overflows and insufficient disk space
• Automatic/manual scheduling and setup of resizing parameters