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HP ALM 11.5 Server-Side System Requirements
Posted on January 17, 2013 by Admin
The server-side system requirements for HP ALM 11.5, HP ALM 11.5 Essentials and HP Quality Center Enterprise 11.5 are outlined in this article, including the minimum hardware requirements, recommended environment configurations, supported operating systems, database servers, application servers, web servers and virtual environments.
If you plan to install HP ALM 11.5, check out our article that provides step-by-step instructions for an ALM 11.5 installation and our article on the client-side system requirements for HP ALM 11 Read Entire Entry
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Set up an Oracle Monitor in LoadRunner Using a Baseball Bat
Posted on February 18, 2010 by Admin
Recently, I needed to setup an Oracle monitor in LoadRunner so I decided to take some screen shots along the way so that I could post them along with some instructions. I do this because I know I will forget how to do this in the future, so when the next project rolls around that requires it, I can search Google and find my own article on the topic. It’s a great ego booster. Maybe you are looking to do this, and it will help you too.
Whenever I go into a project where previous LoadRunner testing did not include proper monitoring (b Read Entire Entry
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