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Product Overview

The architecture of Rational Asset Analyzer comprised several key components. The analysis engine was responsible for parsing and analyzing source code. The data repository stored the analysis results and metadata.

The reporting module generated reports on application dependencies and code structure. The tool used a relational database for storing analysis results. The GUI and CLI provided administrative interfaces.

The CLI allowed for scripting and automation of analysis tasks. For example, a script could be created to scan multiple source files and generate a report. The tool did not have built-in security features such as authentication methods or access control models.

The tool is no longer supported; consider alternatives like Micro Focus Enterprise Analyzer or CAST Highlight.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of application relationships and dependencies did Rational Asset Analyzer identify?

Rational Asset Analyzer scanned source code to determine application relationships and dependencies. It identified batch jobs using IMS PSBs, copybooks, includes, and datasets used by a program. It also identified programs called by a program and unused code.

What specific elements within programs did Rational Asset Analyzer analyze?

The tool analyzed programs to identify copybooks, includes, and datasets used. It also identified programs called by a program, and programs that use a DB2 column, table, or stored procedure.

What is the history of Rational Asset Analyzer's name?

Rational Asset Analyzer was originally released as Websphere Studio Asset Analyzer in 2005. It was renamed to Rational Asset Analyzer in 2010.

Which platform was Rational Asset Analyzer designed for?

Rational Asset Analyzer was designed to work on the z/OS platform.

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