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Altibase (CEO Park Hye-rye-na), a domestic database management system (DBMS) specialist company, has launched a new integrated manual page. This update is characterized by significantly improving user convenience by consolidating Altibase-related documents that were previously scattered across multiple locations into a single page.

The new manual page was created based on Altibase version 7.3 and is officially serviced through a dedicated web manual page prepared by the company. Previously, users had to navigate through multiple sites to find the documents they needed, but now they can access all manuals in one place.

A notable improvement is the enhanced search functionality. The new manual page displays a list of related search results at the bottom when searching, making it easier for users to find the information they want. This is a feature that was difficult to provide with the previous GitHub-based document system.

Additionally, the company has built a system where updates are reflected in real-time with builds completing within approximately 10 minutes when manuals are modified. This allows users to always access the latest information.

An Altibase customer technical support representative explained, "In the past, when the homepage and manuals were separated, users often complained of inconvenience, but through this integration, they can now check all information in one place."

The company has improved accessibility by making the manual tab on the Altibase main homepage directly link to the new integrated manual page. Through this, they plan to further enhance user convenience.

Altibase is a leading domestic DBMS specialist company established in 1999, possessing 100% Korean technology based on research projects from the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI). This manual page integration is evaluated as part of ongoing efforts to improve user-centered services.

Reported by Jeonghoon Choi | jhchoi@etnews.com