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Download SAP Kernel Patches

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To Download Latest SAP Kernel Patches, please go through the following link:-

http:\service.sap.com\patches

To download the latest patches for Basis 7.00 follow the below steps:-
Go to Support Packages and Patches
Click on "My Company’s Application Components"
Click on "SAP ERP"Click on "SAP ERP 6.0"
Click on "Entry by Component"
Select "SAP ECC Server"Select "
Select "SAP BASIS 7.00"



Keyword: BASIS
Title : Download SAP Kernel Patches

Upgrading SAP Kernel, Hotpatches and Database Startup

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Upgrading SAP Kernel, Hotpatches and Database Startup

Kernel upgrade is an easy process.

Go to the SAP OSS Site :-

http://service.sap.com/SWCenter-Main
SAP R/3
SAP R/3 4.6C
Binary Patches
SAP KERNEL 4.6D

Download the kernel programs in a temporary folder.

Create a folder and copy the executables /exe/run/ then uncar the downloaded files and replace the executables.

It is recommended to shutdown the R/3 database and all services including saposcol.

Then restart your system.


A couple of important points to remember are :-.

a) Always make a copy of the files you're going to replace. For e.g. Create a directory (oldkern) and copy all the old files
before replacing them (this helps when sometimes the new Kernel has problems, and you can revert it)

b) You have to shutdown SAP and the Database using the OLD kernel file. Again it is good practice to shutdown everything
first.


Refer to this OSS note which is pretty useful :-

102461 - Installation of 4.0B/40B_COM kernel with 4.0A/40B


How do I find out the current patch level in SAP R/3 4.7

You can use either of these two methods:

1: Follow the path

System --> Status --> Component Information (The Magnifying glass button in the SAP System Data section)

2: Use the Transaction code ---- spam

spam(Support package manager) --> package level


Steps to Start Your Database After Kernel Upgrade

Do these steps to start your database:

1. Open command prompt

2. Give command: SQLPLUS "/as sysdba"
If its giving message connected to idle instance then proceed:

3. Give command: startup open
If its giving error that database is already open, shut it down first. Then first check what database process is up and running.

4. Try stopping the database: shutdown immediate.

5. Follow step 3 again after shut down the database.

6. Exit from SQLPLUS

7. Run command on command prompt: R3trans -d
Check the results whether its still giving error or if it completed with 000 return code, then try starting SAP.

Follow the above steps.



Keyword: BASIS
Title : Upgrading SAP Kernel, Hotpatches and Database Startup

How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system?

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Subject: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

Hi all

Could someone tell me how can I find the Kernel version of a SAP R3 system ?
example, for those releases
SAP R3 4.0B, 4.5B, 4.6B, 4.6D and so on ....

Thanks for your help


Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

From any screen choose System-->Status then click the 'other kernel info' icon (between Navigate and Cancel).
The same information can be found at OS level in the dispatcher trace file: /usr/sap///work/dev_disp.
Regards,


Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

Hi,

Goto transaction sm51, and click (not double click) on the the Database
server and then click on release notes. there you will see the SAP R/3
kernel and patch level etc.

Regards


Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

You can use the System ==> Status and then Other
Kernel Info button to get the details about the Kernel
Release, Patch levels etc.

Regards,


Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

I think an even more convenient way to do this is to use SM51. Highlight
the server you are interested in and click on "Release Information". This
provides you a location to view all servers with out logging on to each
one. The answer below will give you information about the server you are
connected to only.


Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

Also try "disp+work -v" on server.


Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

go to transaction SM51 -->release information



Keyword: BASIS
Title : How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system?

How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system?

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How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system?

-----Original Message-----
Subject: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

Hi all

Could someone tell me how can I find the Kernel version of a SAP R3 system ?
example, for those releases
SAP R3 4.0B, 4.5B, 4.6B, 4.6D and so on ....

Thanks for your help

-----Reply Message-----
Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

From any screen choose System-->Status then click the 'other kernel info' icon (between Navigate and Cancel).
The same information can be found at OS level in the dispatcher trace file: /usr/sap///work/dev_disp.
Regards,

-----Reply Message-----
Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

Hi,

Goto transaction sm51, and click (not double click) on the the Database
server and then click on release notes. there you will see the SAP R/3
kernel and patch level etc.

Regards

-----Reply Message-----
Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

You can use the System ==> Status and then Other
Kernel Info button to get the details about the Kernel
Release, Patch levels etc.

Regards,

-----Reply Message-----
Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

I think an even more convenient way to do this is to use SM51. Highlight
the server you are interested in and click on "Release Information". This
provides you a location to view all servers with out logging on to each
one. The answer below will give you information about the server you are
connected to only.

-----Reply Message-----
Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

Also try "disp+work -v" on server.

-----Reply Message-----
Subject: RE: How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system

go to transaction SM51 -->release information

-----End of Message-----



Keyword: BASIS
Title : How to know the kernel version of a SAP R3 system?

Upgrading SAP Kernel, Hotpatches and Database Startup

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Kernel upgrade is an easy process.

Go to the SAP OSS Site :-

http://service.sap.com/SWCenter-Main
SAP R/3
SAP R/3 4.6C
Binary Patches
SAP KERNEL 4.6D

Download the kernel programs in a temporary folder.

Create a folder and copy the executables /exe/run/ then uncar the downloaded files and replace the executables.

It is recommended to shutdown the R/3 database and all services including saposcol.

Then restart your system.

A couple of important points to remember are :-.

a) Always make a copy of the files you're going to replace. For e.g. Create a directory (oldkern) and copy all the old files
before replacing them (this helps when sometimes the new Kernel has problems, and you can revert it)

b) You have to shutdown SAP and the Database using the OLD kernel file. Again it is good practice to shutdown everything
first.

Refer to this OSS note which is pretty useful :-

102461 - Installation of 4.0B/40B_COM kernel with 4.0A/40B

How do I find out the current patch level in SAP R/3 4.7

You can use either of these two methods:

1: Follow the path

System --> Status --> Component Information (The Magnifying glass button in the SAP System Data section)

2: Use the Transaction code ---- spam

spam(Support package manager) --> package level

Steps to Start Your Database After Kernel Upgrade

Do these steps to start your database:

1. Open command prompt

2. Give command: SQLPLUS "/as sysdba"
If its giving message connected to idle instance then proceed:

3. Give command: startup open
If its giving error that database is already open, shut it down first. Then first check what database process is up and running.

4. Try stopping the database: shutdown immediate.

5. Follow step 3 again after shut down the database.

6. Exit from SQLPLUS

7. Run command on command prompt: R3trans -d
Check the results whether its still giving error or if it completed with 000 return code, then try starting SAP.

Follow the above steps.



Keyword: BASIS
Title : Upgrading SAP Kernel, Hotpatches and Database Startup

Overview of all SAP 6.20 Kernel Programs

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Keyword: BASIS
Title : Overview of all SAP 6.20 Kernel Programs

Step by step process on how to upgrade the kernel

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Step by step process on how to upgrade the kernel

"Updating the Kernel: Make sure you have at least 200MB of free disk space on the SAP instance before doing a Kernel update. The following steps illustrate how to update the Kernel on a central instance:

1. Download the latest Kernel patch into a temporary directory in your system or network share.

2. Unpack the patch using SAPCAR.exe. First, change to the directory you downloaded the patch into and then run SAPCAR –xvf .

3. Stop the SAP central instance and the SAP services.

4. Back up all existing files in the Kernel directory (usr/sap/sid/sys/exe/run). This way, you can easily recover the old Kernel in case of problems with the new one.

5. Copy the new Kernel files into the run directory.




Keyword: BASIS
Title : Step by step process on how to upgrade the kernel

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