Export

The Export screen may be used to download exported workflows, workspaces, log files or crash dump files. Exported workflows, workspaces, log files and crash dump files are saved as time-stamped ZIP files on the LiveCompare server.

Export workspaces

To export a workspace, follow these steps:

  1. Select Export Workspace from its hierarchy context menu.

  2. In the Export Workspace screen, click Export to export the workspace as a ZIP file.

  3. Click the Done link to save the exported workflow’s ZIP file to a directory on your own machine. The ZIP file is named <workspace name>_<YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS>.

Note that exported workspaces are not encrypted, and that everyone in receipt of an exported workspace will be able to read the data.

You can send the workspace’s ZIP file to Tricentis support for problem diagnosis or troubleshooting.

Reregister an exported workspace

An exported workspace may be reregistered in LiveCompare by carrying out the following steps:

  1. Extract the workspace’s ZIP file to the <LiveCompare user data dir>\private\Workspaces folder on the LiveCompare server to create a time-stamped workspace directory.
  2. Register the new workspace.

Export log files

To export log files, select the Administration > Configuration > Logging folder in the LiveCompare hierarchy, and click Export Logs in the Configuration - Logging screen. Click the Download the file link to save the log ZIP file to a directory on your own machine. Exporting log files requires LiveCompare Administrator permissions.

You can send the log ZIP file to Tricentis support for problem diagnosis or troubleshooting.

Export crash dump files

To export one or more crash dump files to a ZIP file, click the crash dumps link in the Administration screen to display the Crash Dumps screen. Select the checkboxes next to the crash dump files to export, and click Export Selected (note that all the crash dump files may be selected by clicking the checkbox in the column heading).

In the Export screen, click the Download the file link to save the log ZIP file to a directory on your own machine.