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In my opinion, this is the most precise way to identify what was installed. If you are on Linux or UNIX, this might be easier then using the command line. As stated above you should also check the “Programs and Features” MMC information. You can obtain the version number via the web based central management console (CMC).

The metrics property on each server in the CMC contains the version number. View the Metrics property on the Central Management Server in the CMC.You will see results simular to this: 14.0.2.565 boe_cmsd release 11/12/21 linux_圆4 You can check the boe_cmsd file on Linuxīrowse to the “./sap_bobj/enterprise_xi40/linux_圆4”įolder on you Linux server and run the following command: strings boe_cmsd | grep BOBJVERSION.Therefore it is best to rely on “Programs and Features” MMC information. It is possible that other service executables have a lower or higher version number. Please note that you are only checking one executable. Chose the details tab and look for the version number. You can check the CMS.EXE version number on Windows:īrowse to “Program Files (x86)\SAP BusinessObjects\SAP BusinessObjects Enterprise XI 4.0\win64_圆4\cms.exe”Īnd right click the cms.exe file.Below is a version number table you can reference. You should see a list of both the Name and Version number of SAP BusinessObjects that is installed. On a Windows Operating Systems you can check the “Programs and Features” MMC under the control panel:.