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Originally Posted by Tackleberry
Is there any updated documentation?
I got the feeling (maybe it´s just me) that LB is not to handle as intuitively anymore as it was - which is great because it got way more complex, but I feel that I just don´t use it to the full extent anymore.
For example I have difficulties with step 1. I run the "complete" analysis with a filter for the last two months - it takes roughly 20 mins. to complete but the following steps are empty (and i.e. the query for the trouble hands takes 10 mins. again - to come the same result as the big "all-in-one"-query - which is not amazing. Additionally I don´t see anything in the "step2-line", it´s simply empty, I don´t know how to start this overcompensation-check, what those ranges, +/- signs on step2-page mean and so and so on ... where can I find an explanation of all that stuff?
Updated documentation I'm told is just about done. It should be done in time for the release, of 3.0 but I'm not 100% sure on this. But I know the person doing it has been working hard on it.
It's true that there are a lot more features, and because of this there will be a slight learning adjustment. Most of the features should still be pretty intuitive. We know with some of the added complexity, a couple of the steps are naturally not, but once you play with a couple of times, it should become pretty clear. The first time through though it may present a couple of questions.
As far as step 1, unless you have an extremely large database it should really only take a few minutes to run the automated leak detection. It could be a bug if you're not getting data back with a date filter. The step 1 will only fill when you're doing an overall scan, but it should also fill if you do an overall by a date. I sent this to the developer to check.
The other things you're asking about I think if you got the latest beta it has tool tips and it should address any of the questions you're asking. The +/- for example, if you just click on it, it should become pretty apparent what it does. It zooms in or out on the line graph.
And the over compensation check will automatically run based on the number of hands you set. The default is 10k. So if you run it today, and then the next time you have another 10k in hands it will run this for you and display your results where the paragraph is that explains what the over compensation check is.
If you have any more questions, or get stuck, just let me know. Hope you're enjoying the new features at least.