on 09-16-2008 3:45 AM
I run a local instance of SAP portal for development and testing. I manage my jCo's, maintain a local UME for myself and my fellow WDP Java developers, and regularly manually transport and apply changes from our production system to keep my content and presentation synched.
Our development, testing and production environments have been updated from SP12 to SP14, and my goal is to keep my local instance aligned by updating it to SP14 too.
I have downloaded the necessary SP12 to SP14 support package files from the support portal, and generated the XML for the SPSTab.xml file. I have successfully deployed these files using JSPM/SDM.
I have downloaded the NWDS SP14 stack, extracted the files using SAPCAR, and executed the upgrade by launching the IDE70setup.exe application.
My update does not seem complete. Did I miss a step?
Hello Jennifer,
If u have to check the SP of ur Portal then simply access this link
http://<Host Name>:<Port Number>/index.html
and click on System Information entre Admin credentials and check the SP of ur Portal.
Hope this Help's
Regards.
Soni Vinit
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Great tip, and thanks for not flaming me for posting such a basic question. Now I just have to figure out which components still on SP12 need to be updated to SP14 and which ones do not.
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Hello Jennifer,
You can find the component SP level by using the following URL:
http://<host>:<port>/sap/monitoring/ComponentInfo
Note: Login to the portal first and then paste the above appropriate URL.
Thanks,
Mani.
Edited by: Manikantan Velayuthan on Sep 17, 2008 2:57 PM
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