Re: How do you know what the highest fix pack available inSF99352-3 is? -- WEB400

Subject: Re: How do you know what the highest fix pack available inSF99352-3 is?
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2010 13:54:25 -0500
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How do I phrase this? I know that you cannot just put on the latest fix
pack level for SF99352 and voila! you WAS is running at the latest sub
level (for the level supported by SF99352. You have to follow some steps
to move from V6.0.2.xx to V6.0.2.yy. My question (on the first question
of the day I had for this list) was how do I tell what the current value
of V6.0.2.yy is so that I know if I have to perform those upgrade steps on
my WAS?

Rob Berendt

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