Component Comparison pane

You can run a Component Comparison report to gather information on the components in your domain.

The Component Comparison pane contains the following sections:

Components
This section contains information on the component on which you want to perform the component comparison.
Options
This section contains information on the type of comparison you want to perform.

The Components section contains the following information and buttons:

Version
The discovery version.
Available
The list of components in your environment. You can filter the components in the list based on the text typed in the Filter field. You can page forwards and backwards through the list of components by using the page forward and page back buttons.
Included
Components that you want included in the comparison report.
Add
Moves the selected components from the Available list to the Included list.
Remove
Moves the selected components from the Included list to the Available list.
Set as Key
Sets the component selected in the Included list as the key to compare all other components against.

The Options section contains the following information and button selections:

Level
The level of the component comparison report generated, from among the following levels:
Basic
Select this option for general configuration information, such as port number settings or directories.
Deep
Select this option for additional information about installed modules on Apache servers, and deployed application objects (such as EJBs) and resources (such as JDBC and JMS) on WebLogic servers.
Include Infrastructure Services
Infrastructure components are configured to communicate with various services, such as a DNS service or an NFS file system service. Selecting Include Services when comparing database components, for example, causes TADDM to find all differences in service dependencies among the components that are compared.

This option is off by default. It is unavailable in cases when the initial component selected is a computer system.

Include System
Selecting Include System compares the physical systems on which the software resides in addition to comparing the server software. Selecting Include System when comparing a database, for example, causes TADDM to compare the database and the computer system on which the database is running. When including systems in the component comparison, the systems must have the same type. If the systems have different types (for example, Windows and AIX®), they cannot be included in the comparison.

This option is off by default. It is unavailable in cases when the initial component selected is a computer system.

Run Report
Creates the Component Comparison report.