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  • 1.  Gold Standards

    Posted Aug 08, 2010 09:00 PM
    Has anyone used this feature in 9.0 or higher. We're working on them for our organizaion and I would like to talk to another person that has already put them in place.




  • 2.  RE: Gold Standards

    Posted Aug 09, 2010 02:00 PM
    I have attempted to use them, but have not had any luck.  I have resorted to modifying the existing standards manually.  I am using 9.0.1.


  • 3.  RE: Gold Standards

    Posted Aug 16, 2010 05:32 AM

    The Gold Standards in 9.0.1 doesn't work as designed. Faced several issues and no resolution yet from tech support. I think investing time on working with the standards manually will make more sense.

    By the way, Gold Standards feature is discontinued in 10.0.

    Cheers!



  • 4.  RE: Gold Standards

    Posted Aug 16, 2010 05:25 PM
    I saw that it was removed in version 10 , and am planning an upgrade next week. I was glad to see a patch for version 10 to clear out any first run bugs from the release.

    I did some of the same things that Neil did with resorting to modification of a existing standard. I even pulled a baseline report touse that data to build , adjust an existing standard but it didn' seem as clean as the other packages you can build in the standards...which I hope is resolved a bit with the baseline features in 10.

    I won't miss that they took it out of 9. I'm in the midst of a project to create our own standards / bselines for similiar assets to montior their configuration. I'd rather not spend time on doing something just to upgrade and re-do it


    Thanks again Neil and Farhaan for your comments


  • 5.  RE: Gold Standards

    Posted 13 days ago
    Edited by Lucas Blake 13 days ago

    The idea of defining and maintaining clear standards can make a big difference when implementing a feature across an organization. Having a consistent approach helps teams evaluate whether the process is actually working as expected instead of relying on assumptions. It’s similar to how people compare market information against established benchmarks, such as checking the dubai gold price when evaluating gold-related values.