Hi,

Can some one please tell me how find what version of service pack the system is currently on? We are on BaanIVc on unix.

Thanks,
NS

If you pay for baan support, you can go to www.support.baan.com and click on "Software Updates".

I am trying to find out what version of service pack we currently have in place.

Sorry, I misunderstood. Run session ttpmc2101m000, click on "Filter" and check only "Display Installed Solutions". The highest numbered solution is the one you are on.

That is what the problem is. We don't have PMC installed. We are on version IVc0. Any other way of finding this?

Thanks for your help,
NS

Then I don't believe you can install true "service packs". Without PMC, I believe you can only install Baan standard releases (BIVc3, etc) and individual solutions.

The version scan tool ttaad0500m000 shows the service pack level. Not sure where it gets it from though.

We don’t have this session either! What version of BaaN does this session comes with?

We had it with 4c3.
Although I don't think there was such a thing as service packs with 4c3.

we are on 4c0

VST (version scan tool) doesn't come with standard patches, you have to DL it separetly.. (Sol 71834 for the first one..) Sol 165308
for the latest.

But it won't show you the true service pack level, by any means.
If you've installed a Baan service pack, then you can see which ones you've installed via PMC as Steve mentioned. But of course,
that's not your "true" SP Level, since you've most likely installed weekly solutions or ad hoc patches.

If you've never installed a SP, then the best you can do is do a
what `explode6.1 <object>` |head -5 - Unix
bic_info -w <object> - NT
get the compile date, and match that up with the solutions for that session in the Baan KB. the SP that the object was in, is part of the solution.

On Baan 5 all of that is different ottstpspinfo should tell you what your service pack level is, but again, it can only tell you a relative SP level..

Dave

Thanks Dave. I give it a try.