Introducing CAE Manager

CAE Manager essentially provides a connection manager and several database and entry point tools for use by the CAE administrators and/or ASG Customer Support analysts. As a CAE administrator, you will use CAE Manager to perform these tasks:

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Adding, editing, and removing connections to your Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases and the CAE entry points they host. (See Using the Connection Manager.)

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Checking the database parameters. (See Checking the Database Parameters.)

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Evaluating the database space your entry point requires. (See Evaluating the Database Space Needed for an Entry Point.)

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Initializing your Oracle databases for CAE. (See Initializing an Oracle Database for CAE.)

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Generating Oracle DBA scripts for CAE. (See Generating Oracle DBA Scripts for CAE.)

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Initializing your Microsoft SQL Server databases for CAE. (See Initializing a Microsoft SQL Server Database for CAE.)

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Generating SQL DBA scripts for CAE. (See Generating SQL Server DBA Scripts for CAE.)

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Running scripts to generate CSV report of the data propagation results. (See Report Generation Scripts.)

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Cleaning up CAE entry points by removing data propagation results or data lineage orphan links. (See Running Maintenance Tools from CAE Manager.)

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Creating CAE entry points. (See Creating a CAE Entry Point.)

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Initializing CAE entry points on empty schemas. (See Initializing a CAE Entry Point on an Empty Schema.)

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Updating CAE entry points. (See Updating a CAE Entry Point.)

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Deleting CAE entry points. (See Deleting a CAE Entry Point.)

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Exporting CAE entry points. (See Exporting a CAE Entry Point.)

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Importing CAE entry points. (See Importing a CAE Entry Point.)

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Importing CAE entry points on empty schemas. (See Importing a CAE Entry Point on an Empty Schema.)

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Viewing active sessions. (See Converting CAE Entry Point Sources to UTF-8.)

CAE Manager is located in the ASG-becubic } CAE folder under All Programs in the Start menu.