SAS software version

[Dags]

Hi Masters,

I would like to know what SAS(Statistical Analysis System) version I have on my box? I already tried this:
# swlist -l product |grep SAS
SAS-COMMON B.11.23.0803 Serial SCSI Common product
SAS-PROVIDER B.11.23.0712 Serial SCSI provider product
SAS-SASD B.11.23.0809 PCI-X/PCI-E Serial SCSI (SASD) Driver

but this not the SAS version I'm looking for. TIA.

Regards,
Dagz

[Dennis Handly]

>but this not the SAS version I'm looking for.

No, those aren't the proper droids. :-)
SAS is also Serial-Attached SCSI.

Is your SAS installed with swinstall?
Have you tried what(1) on your executable.

[Dags]

Is your SAS installed with swinstall?
Maybe, but I'm not sure. Our application vendor did the installation.

[Kapil Jha]

may be u can try
swlist -l product |grep -i SAS

if its installed via swinstall.

BR,
Kapil+

[Dags]

>may be u can try
>swlist -l product |grep -i SAS

same results as above. thanks for trying.

[Johnson Punniyalingam]

>>Our application vendor did the installation.<<

if your Application vendor did the Installation with .depot format than can be only showed in "swlist"

Better to check with your "Vendor" or refer to documentation from your vendor .

Just thought, :)

Regards,
Johnson

[Dennis Handly]

>Maybe, but I'm not sure.

If installed with swinstall, swlist should show it. Perhaps you need to grep for more things.

Do you know where it is installed?

[Dags]

>Do you know where it is installed?

unfortunately not...

[Dennis Handly]

>unfortunately not...

Does anyone know how to run it?

[Dags]

>Does anyone know how to run it?

We use this command when we start SAS service:

#/sas9/sas913/utilities/bin/sastcpd -service 5019 -noinheritance &

[Johnson Punniyalingam]

>>It would be better to post contens of below

# cd /sas9/sas913/utilities/bin
# ls -l

(buy checking file under above directory level look for version or something like that.....)

Just my "Guess" :(


# /sas9/sas913/utilities/bin/sastcpd -version

[Dennis Handly]

>We use this command when we start SAS service:

So you now know where it is installed. :-)
You could try: what /sas9/sas913/utilities/bin/*