Rapidly unload, extract, and repartition data across enterprise systems - InfoSphere Optim High Performance Unload is a high-speed tool for unloading, extracting, and repartitioning data in DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows databases. InfoSphere Optim High Performance Unload for DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows improves data availability, mitigates risk, and accelerates the delivery of database migrations. It helps DBAs work with very large quantities of data with less effort and faster results. Unloads large volumes of data with speed, accuracy, and minimal effort from DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows databases. Meets service level agreements (SLAs) with pure unload performance. Performs high-speed unloads from live databases or backup files. Provides the ability to choose the precise data to move to a target destination by using filters and unloading subsets of data. Executes concurrently with production applications -- maintaining system availability, but minimizing duration of impact to production performance. Reduces the risk of impacting online production by fitting more work (e.g. unloads, backups, migrations, re-partitioning) into tight or shrinking batch windows. Saves time with enhanced installation features, improved performance and support for DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Microsoft Windows. Improves regulatory compliance and data protection during the unload operation using IBM InfoSphere® Optim™ Data Masking Solution libraries to mask and safeguard personally identifiable information, trade secrets and financial or other sensitive data. Recovers data from single table failures or accidental table drops by extracting tables from a backup image, and unloads data from incremental, delta backups and backup images. Delivers the value of new hardware and software investments faster by speeding database migrations. Eliminates the need for intermediate storage for database migrations. Languages supported: English, French, Russian, Korean, Spanish, German, Hungarian, Czech, Italian, Polish, Chinese – Traditional, Chinese – Simplified and Portuguese – Brazilian.