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SAP Version I am using

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Hello Gurus,

Please help me to find out the SAP version I am using.

How can I find this information.

Is it under System - Status?

I see the columns

Software Component/ Release/ Level/ Highest Support

SAP_BASIS

SAP_ABA

SAP_APPL

SAP_HR

Can someone explain me how to interpret this.

Regards,

Balu

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Hi,

Goto se38 & from menu Click on system--> status & you can see a tab for "sap system data"

thanks

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Hi Balu,

Chk the table CVERS

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kishorekumar_vemula
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Hi balu,

find the procedure below.

Login to SAP --> From the Header Drop down click the System ---> and select the Status from the drop down. You will get a pop up window showing the information.

In that have a look at SAP System Data sub window. You will find a icon (display) in that window. Just click that window and you will find the full details like version and service pack of different components of SAP.

Thanks & Regards,

Kishore

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All,

I know about going to system - status and then clicking the display button in the SAP system data.

After I click the display I get a popup window. In that window I see the following columns -

software component - release - level - highest support .

Please help me to interpret these fields. What means what?.

Which one do i need to look for each module (like ABAP, SD; MM; PP etc) version.

I see the following -

software component - release

SAP_BASIS 620

SAP_ABA 620

SAP_APPL 470

SAP_HR 470

EA-IPPE 110

PI 2004_1_470

PI_BASIS 2006_1_620

ST-PI 2005_1_620

From this information, what is the version of R3, ABAP I am using

Regards,

Balu

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Hi Balu,

You're looking in the right place already.

The columns mean the following;

Component - identifies the specfic element of the software

Release - The base release of that component

Level - The patch level of the component

Highest support package - Basically, the technical name of the patch, same as the level really.

For example an ERP system will be made up of BASIS, SAP_ABA (cross application), SAP_APA etc, CRM might be BASIS, SAP_ABA, BBPCRM etc. By building the software in these components the same elements (in this BASIS) can be reused by multiple solutions.

Regards,

Nick

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Thanks Nick.

Points assigned.

Regards,

Balu

Edited by: Balu on Jan 8, 2008 12:18 PM

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Solution given.