IBM Support Assistant: IBM Asset Transformation Workbench

1.0 Contributions to IBM Support Assistant

The IBM Asset Transformation Workbench feature enhances IBM Support Assistant by contributing configuration data to the various components available. The following categories provide details on the contributions provided in this feature:

1.1 Search

• Search multiple Web sites simultaneously
• Find Technotes and supporting technical information

1.2 Product Information

• Find important links to information about IBM Asset Transformation Workbench
• Enhance your IBM Asset Transformation Workbench skills

1.3 Service

• Collect data on your problem to speed up problem resolution
• Manage your problem reports
• Submit electronic service requests (ESR)

1.3.1 Data Collection

The list below documents the types of symptom-based, automated data collection provided in this feature. Each symptom will be available in the Service's data collection component for IBM Asset Transformation Workbench within IBM Support Asssistant.

2.0 Updates

This is the initial release of this feature.

3.0 Notices and trademarks

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