Rocket U2

Rocket U2 comprises UniData and UniVerse, two extended relational databases with integrated development environments designed for rapid, cost-effective vertical application development. The products are embedded in solutions provided by our partners and used by thousands of organizations from small to medium businesses (SMB) to large enterprises.

What we offer

U2 Data Servers

UniData

UniData® is an extended relational database and integrated development environment for embedding in vertical solutions for the enterprise.

UniVerse

UniVerse® is an extended relational database designed for rapid, cost-effective vertical application development.

U2 Tools

SystemBuilder

SystemBuilder™ (SB+™ and SBClient™) enables rapid application development with flexible deployment options for the UniVerse and UniData (U2) MultiValue data servers.

wIntegrate

wIntegrate™ is a terminal emulation and host-based application enhancement tool for UniData, UniVerse (U2), and other MultiValue databases.

U2 Web Development Environment

U2 Web Development Environment for UniData™ and UniVerse™ (U2) provides an object-oriented view of U2 data server and business logic through user-defined RedBack™ Objects.

Related Products

Client Tools

U2 Client Tools are designed to fully leverage the power of the extended relational model supported by UniData and UniVerse.

U2.NET

UniData and UniVerse Add-ins for Visual Studio provides an ADO.NET provider and Microsoft™ Visual Studio add-ins for MultiValue-centric programming in a .NET framework.

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Rocket Software develops, licenses, and supports enterprise infrastructure software and solutions. Rocket services customers in all geographies through our worldwide sales force, support team, and R&D labs. Our customers deploy our products in these strategic infrastructure domains: application development, application modernization, business intelligence, compliance and security, consumer productivity, database servers, database tools, file transfer, mainframe productivity, network management, publishing and search, SOA and integration, storage management, terminal emulation, and text mining.