We have refreshed the generally available release of LiveCompare version 3.9.0. The latest build is 50781. This build addresses: Changed the way we compute the last date of the EU_PUT job. Instead of using the value returned from reading the TBTCO...

A recent helpdesk ticket caused us to look at how LiveCompare works when configured behind a reverse proxy. I setup a simple test case using Apache as the reverse proxy running on Ubuntu. To get closer to the customer’s configuration I configured...

We have refreshed the generally available release of LiveCompare version 3.9.0. The latest build is 50723. This build addresses: Pre-install check hangs testing for Internet Information Server (IIS) and associated features Support reverse proxy...

Howard Hunter has revised the Inside LiveCompare guide for the recently release version 3.9. If you prefer hard copy you can order a print-on-demand copy from Amazon: amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/Inside-LiveCompare-3-9-IntelliCorp/dp/1090826559...

The Inside LiveCompare training manual has been fully revised for the 3.9 release, and it’s now available to order from Amazon. Amazon.com: https://www.amazon.com/Inside-LiveCompare-3-9-IntelliCorp/dp/1090826559 Amazon.co.uk: https://www.amazon...

The Inside LiveCompare training manual has been fully revised for LiveCompare 3.9, and is available for download here. It will shortly be available from Amazon to order as a hardcopy book, and we'll post the URLs as they become available.

LiveCompare 3.9 is now generally available. Customers can expect upgrade notices in the coming days. This is a complete LiveCompare release which means: * New ABAP components - to be installed into every SAP system analyzed with LiveCompare. * New...

LiveCompare's application server runs as a Windows service. This means it requires a valid user account in order to run. IntelliCorp recommends that LiveCompare is configured with a local account whose password never expires. As a service application...

PHD, UPL, SDD, OLC, XDS, reports, workflows, workspaces all use disk space. Finding out what’s consuming disk space beyond the high-level summary: required taking control of the server and using command line or open source tools like WinDirStat...