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  • 1.  Is there a way to tell from the company or MAS_SYS

    Posted 01-07-2019 10:26
    Is there a way to tell from the company or MAS_SYSTEM data files what edition of Sage (Std/Adv/Premium) they are on? I would've thought there would be a field in SY_System but I didn't see anything.


  • 2.  RE: Is there a way to tell from the company or MAS_SYS

    Posted 01-07-2019 10:29
    If you are scripting you can use oSession.Edition or oSession.ProductName


  • 3.  RE: Is there a way to tell from the company or MAS_SYS

    Posted 01-07-2019 10:42
    Doesn't appear to be any way to just query that. What they do is they read the product key and determine the edition off of that. the scripting method works though. Just no where in the data files that will spell out the edition for you. Not that I can see anyways


  • 4.  RE: Is there a way to tell from the company or MAS_SYS

    Posted 01-07-2019 11:08
    Ah, bummer. Thanks for the confirmation, Nicole!


  • 5.  RE: Is there a way to tell from the company or MAS_SYS

    Posted 01-07-2019 11:26
    Steve- The info is definitely built into the product key. But if you are trying to find out using the ""unfancy poking around"" method here are 2 ways: _In File Explorer based on what you see for these 2 things:_ Appserv folder under \mas90\Home\Lib --> If exists then Adv or Premium. Sy_SQL.pvc file in MAS_System folder --> If exists then Premium. If not then Std or Adv. _Between these 2 commands from SYZCON you can figure it out:_ File > Run > SYZCON ? %sys_ss'CS ! 0 means Standard, 1 means Adv or Prem. ! Note if you start up Adv or Premium via Mas90 style it will return 0 ? %sys_ss'SQL ! 1 means Premium. 0 means Std or Adv


  • 6.  RE: Is there a way to tell from the company or MAS_SYS

    Posted 01-07-2019 11:38
    Pssh, ""unfancy poking around"" I would never! I'm a proponent of the Serendipitous Exploration Methodology pioneered by Captain Dumb Luck of Fluke.