Does NameSearch® work with
databases such as SQL Server, Oracle etc?
Yes. NameSearch® can be integrated with a variety of databases such
as SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, MySQL, Sybase, Teradata.
What is the price of NameSearch®?
It is our company's policy not to post the price of NameSearch® on the
web site. Please contact
us and we will be happy to answer your questions.
How do I purchase NameSearch®?
Once you are ready to purchase you can simply let us know and
we will discuss your payment options. At any time if you
have any questions feel free to contact
us.
How do I trial NameSearch®?
IST offers a free trial of the software to help you evaluate
the performance of the product in your working environment.
Please contact
us
to set up a call with
our technical sales
staff. We look forward to hearing
from you.
Can I call NameSearch® and its functions
from my application?
Yes. NameSearch® easily integrates into almost
any environment including different operating systems (Windows,
Unix, Linux, Mainframe), different database systems (SQL Server,
Oracle, DB2, Sybase,
MySQL etc), web-based applications and any other type of server
or user applications. NameSearch® exposes
its functionality through the use of a shared library (often
called a dll or a shared object). In addition
it comes with a set of SDKs that allow you
to call NameSearch® from
almost any programming environments i. e. Java, VB.NET, ASP,
ASP.NET, C#, C, C++, PHP, Perl, COBOL, PL/SQL, T-SQL, DB2,
Sybase, etc.
What is the extent of support for non-US
countries and languages?
NameSearch® supports all non-double byte character sets.
In addition to English, NameSearch® comes with phonetic scripts for Spanish,
French, Italian. Since you can create your own rules and and
phonetic scripts, support for other languages can be easily added
into your custom solution. NameSearch® is currently utilized to process
data from all European countries as well as many South American
countries.
At present NameSearch® does not provide support for double-byte character sets such as Chinese, Japanese or Korean languages,
but in the future we are planning to add this functionality.
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