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how to get SAP Application version number?

Former Member
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Could any one help me on how to get SAP Application version? we have every version of sap box.

Is there a SAP predefined function module?

Is there any table where i can get SAP Application Version Number?

Is there any other?

many Thanks in advance.

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Former Member
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Hi All,

Thanks for your inputs. But we cannot use CVERS table. in Ecc6 we have SAP_APPL component and in NW the same component is not available.

We need any BAPI or any table which will give sap version across any system.

Thanks,

Rajesh

Former Member
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In newer releases, NetWeaver 7.31 and onwards, there is a new function module you can call to get the information you need:
FDT_BRS_GET_SYSTEM_INFORMATION

It is remote enabled and thus possible to call from another system.

In older releases, you simply have to create your own function module to read the CVERS_TXT table.

Reagan
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Table CVERS is present in all systems.

If you want to find the version information then check the table SVERS

You can also use the function module OCS_GET_INSTALLED_COMPS to get the list of components present in the system.

If none of the given suggestions helps then you may clarify what exactly your requirement is.

Regards

RB

Former Member
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Hi Rajesh,

You can get the information about SAP application version details from the table: CVERS_TXT

Regards/Gouda

Former Member
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Just some clarification:
As Gouda said, you can find the main component (not the patch level) in table CVERS_TXT.

The details about all components can be found in table CVERS
(same result as the function module mentioned above).

Former Member
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In each ABAP-system you can call the remote enabled function module:
DELIVERY_GET_INSTALLED_COMPS

You have to enter a language (E g EN) as input and you will receive a table of all installed components and their respective version and patch level.

Don't know by heart how to do the same in java environment.