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Component: BC-CST
Component Name: Client/Server Technology
Description: Patch level of the SAP kernel. There are a number of different ways to find out the patch level: In the system, via System -> Status -> arrow at bottom of screen -> Kernel Information -> Patch Level. At the operating system level, enter the command dw -V to get the patch information for the SAP kernel with the corresponding patch texts.
Key Concepts: Kernel patch level is a term used in SAP Client/Server Technology (BC-CST). It refers to the version of the SAP kernel that is installed on a system. The kernel is the core component of the SAP system and is responsible for managing communication between the application and the database. The patch level indicates which version of the kernel is installed and which patches have been applied to it. How to use it: The kernel patch level can be checked in the SAP system by running the report RSPATCHLEVEL. This report will display the current patch level of the kernel, as well as any patches that have been applied to it. It is important to keep the kernel patch level up-to-date in order to ensure that the system is running optimally and securely. Tips & Tricks: It is recommended to check the kernel patch level regularly, especially after applying any patches or upgrades to the system. This will ensure that all components are running at their most recent version and that any potential security vulnerabilities are addressed. Related Information: For more information on SAP Client/Server Technology (BC-CST), please refer to the official SAP documentation at https://help.sap.com/viewer/product/SAP_BASIS/7.5/en-US.