Method and product for processing system test data

Data processing: measuring – calibrating – or testing – Testing system – Of circuit

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06970797

ABSTRACT:
A method for processing system test data is provided. The data is received in digital format in response to a system test and parsed to extract information relating to a system test site and a system component at the test site in need of maintenance. The parsed data is saved as new data to a previously populated database containing old data. The database is queried to compare the new data against the old data, and a report is generated that identifies a difference between the new data and the old data, thereby identifying a newly added data entry representative of a component in need of maintenance.

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