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Comparing Repositories
This section explains how to use the Compare Repositories feature of the Administration Tool. It allows you to compare the contents of two repositories, including all objects in the Physical, Business Model and Mapping, and Presentation layers.
If you are using the Siebel Analytics applications repository (SiebelAnalytics.rpd) and have customized its content, you can use this feature to compare your customized repository to a new version of the repository received from Siebel Systems.
For information about merging the contents of your customized Siebel Analytics applications repository with that of a new version of the repository, see Merging Siebel Analytics Repositories.
- In the Administration Tool, open a repository in offline mode.
The repository that you open in this step is referred to as the current repository. For instructions on opening a repository, see Online and Offline Repository Modes.
- Select File > Compare from the toolbar.
- In the Select Original Repository dialog box, select the repository you want to compare to the open repository.
- In the Open Offline dialog box, type the password and click OK.
- Use the Compare repositories dialog box to review the differences between the two repositories.
The following list contains the values in the Change column and a description:
The buttons on the right side of the Compare Repositories dialog box provide the following functionality:
Table 21. Functions Available When Comparing and Merging Repositories Differences between the current repository and the original repository. For definitions of the values in the Change field, see Table 20.Turn Off Compare Mode
This feature allows you to remove marks applied to objects while using the Compare Repositories and Merge Repositories features.
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Siebel Analytics Server Administration Guide Published: 11 March 2004 |