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As a developer, have you ever had to debug a production problem but couldn't replicate it in your test/development environment? As an operations support engineer, did you ever need to get performance data from production in a compatible format to your developers when the system slows down or fails? Wish you could bridge this gap between development and operations teams? This webcast explains how the IBM Problem Resolution Toolkit (IPRT) for Rational Application Developer enables development teams to import production diagnostic data directly into IBM Rational Application Developer.
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