Living Doc Server Edition

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Living Doc is a unique documentation tool for your ASP projects. Unique in that it automatically creates the documentation for an entire project. Living Doc also scans your MS SQL Server for tables, stored procedures, SQL functions and triggers. And if your project uses COM objects written in Visual Basic it scans that code also. Hyperlinked information One of the features of Living Doc is how the documentation is presented. Every "nugget" of information about your project is hyperlinked. Click on an ASP page and you see which stored procedures and tables it uses. Click on one of those procedures and you see the detailed information about that procedure, for example which tables it uses. Click on one of the tables listed and you'll be shown a page with the documentation for that table. Edition Function Comparison eLite Edition Unlimited no. of scans Unlimited no. of projects Generate HTML Help file Server Edition Unlimited no. of scans Unlimited no. of projects Generate HTML Help file Compare snapshots Create MS Word report View doc. in web browser General project information Number of ASP pages OS (version) Memory (total/available) ASP server name IIS information Database server name Database filename Database size Number of tables Stored procedure count OS on the db server Memory on the db server Database Collation For ASP pages: Stored procedures called COM object called Include files File- and folder names Source code Updated/Removed/New since last scan For Stored procedures Tables used COM objects called ASP pages using procedure Source code Updated/Removed/New since last scan For Tables Column name, data types, sizes, primary keys, foreign keys Row count Stored procedures, ASP pages, COM objects and SQL functions using the table For Views Source code Stored procedures, ASP pages, COM objects using the view For triggers Source code Tables calling the trigger Tables the trigger is using For SQL functions Source code Stored procedures using the function Tables used by the function For COM objects Name, version, Class ID ASP pages using the object Stored procedures used by the object The objects classes and functions For Include files ASP pages including this file (plus the same as for ASP pages) Minimum System Requirements SQL Server 7/2000 any edition Please Note Additional scanners are only available for the Server Edition as the eLite version is one product with both components bundled Living Doc eLite and Living Doc Server Edition requires that MS SQL Server 7.0 or MS SQL Server 2000 is available to use as a repository. The documentation database (repository) may only be installed on one server per license The HTML Help file format is developed by Microsoft and uses the underlying technology of Internet Explorer. However, you don't actually view the contents with Internet Explorer, but with another program. HTML Help files can only be viewed on computers that use Windows. Thus, it cannot be viewed on Macintosh computers Living Doc Server Edition can create a comprehensive MS Word document to easily print your documentation. Living Doc Server Edition consists of two parts, a repository and add-on scanners for the number of users per team. Compare snapshots Living Doc Server edition lets you take what we call "snapshots" of your project. A snapshot is a complete documentation of how your project looked at that specific time. You can take snapshots of your project as often as you want. One tip is to add the Living Doc scanner to the Scheduled Tasks. This makes it possible for the system to automatically take a snapshot each day or once a week. You can compare two snapshots with each other and see what has changed in the project between the two snapshots. Perfect for error handling ("we know the project was working fine at snapshot X, let's compare that with the current snapshot")