david kerr

Now that you know where your object is located. You probably need some more information about it.

Before we saw that the object for my item master oitm0101 was located here:

/apps/baan/bse/application/tiB40U_c4_stnd/otiitm/oitm0101

Now if we want some info we can use one of three commands

what /apps/baan/bse/application/tiB40U_c4_stnd/otiitm/oitm0101
- or (if you're fancy) -
what `explode6.1 otiitm0101`
- or -
bic_info6.1 -w oitm0101

You can use bic_info.exe for Windows.

Both will give the result below:

---------------------------OBJECT IDENTS--------------------------------
@(#)/b40c/bse/application/tiB40_c5/ptiitm/pitm0101g, 04/11/16 [20:34], From wtreur
@(#)-DREL6_1
@(#)4GLE_BUILD_BaanIVc7_1184 -- bic_global@@/main/bugfixB40c6/developmentB40c7/10
@(#)4GLE_BUILD_BaanIVc7_1184 -- bic_object@@/main/bugfixB40c6/developmentB40c7/2
@(#)4GLE_BUILD_BaanIVc7_1184 -- bic_event@@/main/bugfixB40c6/developmentB40c7/1
[....]

Here you can see the compile date of the object, this is critical with dealing with Baan support
as they can usually map that object info to a defect or solution number assuming it’s a standard object.