
Comparing Client Contents
Use
Choose Compare clients
You can mark single objects for a comparison, or generate comparisons of a whole set of objects.

A comparison covers only the attributes and, if applicable, the formal definition of an object. A comparison does not extend to the text level of an object. A comparison can highlight differences in the author of an object or the formats used in a style or form. But a comparison cannot detect differences in standard texts nor in the texts used in forms.
Procedure
Comparing Standard Texts
This takes you to the dialog window for displaying standard texts in two different clients.
Text name
Enter the name of the standard text you want to check. You can enter a generic name such as ST* or *.
Language
Enter the appropriate language key.
Text ID
Enter the text ID (type) of the text(s) you have selected.
Source client
Specify the client, on the basis of which you want the check to be carried out. By default, this is client 000.
Target client
Specify the client you want to check against the source client. By default, this is the client in which you are currently active.
The system displays a list with the source client in the left-hand column and the target client in the right-hand column. An empty line in either column indicates that the standard text does not exist in the corresponding client.
Comparing Forms
This takes you to the dialog window for displaying forms in two different clients.
Form name
Enter the name of the form you want to check. You can enter a generic name such as ST* or *.
Source client
Specify the client, on the basis of which you want the check to be carried out. By default, this is client 000.
Target client
Specify the client you want to check against the source client. By default, this is the client in which you are currently active.
The system displays a list with the source client in the left-hand column and the target client in the right-hand column. An empty line in either column indicates that the form does not exist in the corresponding client.
Comparing Styles
This takes you to the dialog window for displaying styles in two different clients.
Style name
Enter the name of the style you want to check. You can enter a generic name such as ST* or *.
Source client
Specify the client, on the basis of which you want the check to be carried out. By default, this is client 000.
Target client
Specify the client you want to check against the source client. By default, this is the client in which you are currently active.
The system displays a list with the source client in the left-hand column and the target client in the right-hand column. An empty line in either column indicates that the style does not exist in the corresponding client.