Mehmet,
AFAIK it's not (easily) possible to add attribute values to that comparison.
I may be mistaken, but I believe the recommended solutions would be:
1. API Solution - you could have a 3rd party application submit API requests to generate such a report.
2. Quote Table - you could (theoretically) write a script to create a table where the rows list all the selected attributes in each item of the quote, and the columns are the different revisions. This may be the best solution because it would show the results on a Quote tab - you wouldn't need to figure out how to get the report to the target audience.
3. You could try creating such a report in the Report Module, using SQL. Warning: the Report Module is maintained at a minimum level - if you encounter issues, don't expect much support - you'll most likely be redirected to solution 1 or 2. I don't know how the database is structured in Quote 2.0, but if you're using Quote 1.0 - then another warning: the attribute values are quite difficult to parse out - you'll need a very good grasp on SQL to figure out how to generate that report. If you do go this route, here's a tip: you can request SAP to add a Stored Procedure for you (you'll need to provide the code), to simplify your SQL code.
Good luck!
- Sergey
Bluesky
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