Altova’s Country by Country (CbC) Reporting Solution makes
it easy for multi-national companies to generate valid XML reports to meet the
filing requirements mandated by the OECD. Now, in Version 2.0, the CbC
Reporting Solution includes new functionality for generating correction reports,
as well as the ability to import existing reports for easy analysis.
Let’s take a look at how these new tools make it even easier
for customers to meet filing requirements without having to deal with the
underlying CbCR XML syntax.
Database administrators and other data professionals often
want to maintain a record of changes in critical databases, especially when updates
are made by automated scripts or other operations. Database tracing lets
administrators track critical changes or anomalies, and help recover from
errors. Altova MapForce supports database tracing for all popular relational
databases to log the changes made by a data mapping project to the
database when the mapping runs.
When tracing is enabled, events such as database insert or
update actions, or errors, are logged in an XML file that you can later analyze or process further in an automated way.
Database tracing can be enabled at the database component, table, stored procedure, or database field level. You can choose to trace all messages or only errors, or you can disable tracing completely.
In addition to tracing errors that occur during the execution of a mapping to a target database, MapForce also enables database transaction handling to roll back the affected part of the database data when an error occurs, then optionally proceed with the rest of the mapping.
