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The architecture of CA VISION:Journey likely comprised several key components. A database connectivity component would have been responsible for establishing connections to various mainframe databases, such as DB2 and VSAM. A data extraction engine would have handled the retrieval of data based on user-defined criteria.

A transformation engine would have allowed users to manipulate and transform the extracted data. A loading component would have facilitated the transfer of the transformed data to PC-based applications or files. Communication between components likely occurred through internal APIs and data exchange formats.

The tool would have used configuration files to store connection details, transformation rules, and job definitions. The tool's primary function was to bridge the gap between mainframe data sources and PC-based tools. However, due to its end-of-life status, organizations should consider alternative data integration solutions.

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