arunkw
22nd August 2002, 11:43
How do i display which baan version i am using
ie baan40c.65 etc using program script
is their any baan function/eviornment to display it
let me thanks

NPRao
22nd August 2002, 20:59
Arun,

You have to use this function -

http://www.baanboard.com/programmers_manual_baanerp_help_functions_system_and_user_information_bse_release

OmeLuuk
23rd August 2002, 10:00
This will reveal the BSE version. I am not sure about what Arun needs to know:
1) BSE version (6.1 for triton3.1 to Baan IV c, 6.2 for ERP)
2) Version information (B40, B50), Release information (like c4), Customer information (like stnd). This can be retrieved from the VRC
3) Client software version (ergo b.w. version).

Arun, try this:
Start a session at the client side in debug mode
press L (capital) and browse through the variables listed
press Lp to get the list printed.

One of these variables may contain what you want to know.
There are some limitations: the existance of the variables can be context sensitive (some variables only exist in certain sections).

NPRao
23rd August 2002, 10:20
In that case just query the package VRC's of tools -


select ttadv112.*
from ttadv112
where ttadv112._cpac = "tt"
and ttadv112.sequ = 1
as set with 1 rows
selectdo
endselect


Will get you the latest tools VRC, from ttadv112.vers, rele, cust.