I apologize for hijacking someone else's question, but I was on v7.6.4 SP2 with 
a custom hotfix for the Mid Tier.  When SP3 came out, BMC Support indicated 
that I shouldn't upgrade because the fixes in my hotfix were not included.  I'd 
like to be able to apply some service packs if they include other benefits like 
this but how would I know for sure (without just testing to see what happens) 
if the fixes I was provided are included or even necessary in SP4 or later?

Thanks,

Shawn Pierson
Remedy Developer | Energy Transfer

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Sent: Monday, January 21, 2013 10:04 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Info] Midtier Preload: 7604 SP4

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Midtier pre-load timings had been one of major pain points, taking way too long 
to complete, slow and CPU intensive- adding to downtime.

The pre-load timings of Midtier have been optimized in 7604 SP4 and onwards. To 
quantify the improvements, the pre-load timings have been reduced by 75% and 
CPU utilization during pre-load has been reduced by 50%.

Also a visual "Preload indicator" is available as part of latest cumulative hot 
fix for 7604 SP4. Earlier one had to rely on Mid-tier logs to check things here.

The said changes are part of Midtier 8.0 as well.

Regards,
Ravi

Munukutla Ravi Shankar
Sr Mgr - Product Development REMEDY - AR SYSTEM R&D
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