114WebSphere Studio Asset Analyzer for Multiplatforms 3.1
3.12 Summary
In this chapter we described how to load the WebSphere Studio Asset Analyzer database
with your site’s inventory. We discussed how to identify the batch and online components and
how to establish application groups and concatenation sets.
We identified the steps you need to follow to ensure your online resources and production
source data sets are processed correctly. We described how to detect and resolve any errors
you may have encountered.
We provided you with information about ongoing database loads and included a brief
discussion of several database maintenance tasks.
We concluded this chapter with some practical information about the product that we
discovered during ...
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