Charles River IMS - Database Administration 9.2

Charles River IMS - Database Administration, developed by Charles River Systems, Inc. (d/b/a Charles River Development), is a specialized module for managing and maintaining the database tier of the Charles River Investment Management Solution. It standardizes and streamlines core DBA workflows to help enterprises ensure data integrity, performance, and availability across development, test, and production environments.

Key capabilities:

• Environment provisioning and configuration for the IMS database layer
• Schema and metadata management with controlled change and release processes
• Performance monitoring and tuning, including health checks and capacity planning
• Backup, restore, and recovery workflows with validation and reporting
• Security administration, including role-based access controls and audit logging
• Support for high availability and disaster recovery architectures
• Patch and upgrade orchestration to minimize downtime and risk
• Automation hooks and scripting options to integrate with enterprise toolchains
• Dashboards and alerts for proactive issue detection and resolution

Designed for database administrators and platform operations teams, the solution helps reduce operational risk, improve SLA adherence, and support regulatory and audit requirements. It can be deployed alongside the broader Charles River IMS in on-premises, cloud, or hybrid environments, aligning database operations with organizational governance and compliance standards.

For detailed specifications, deployment guidance, and supported platforms, please consult official Charles River Development documentation.

Charles River IMS - Database Administration is developed by Charles River Systems. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 9.1 and 9.2. The names of program executable files are CharlesRiverDbAdmin.exe, CharlesRiverIMS.exe.

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