Tech Note 1009 - How To Get The Application Server and Microsoft SQL Versions From The Galaxy Backup File
Tech Note 1009 - How To Get The Application Server and Microsoft SQL Versions From The Galaxy Backup File
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Created: January 2014
Introduction
This Tech Note is describes getting and viewing the Application Server version and Microsoft SQL Server version from the Galaxy backup
file.
Application Versions
Application Server 2.1 and later (includes 4.0)
Procedure
1. Rename the Galaxy backup .cab to Galaxybackup.zip.
2. Extract Galaxybackup.zip.
You can find CdiVersion that refers to the Application server version.
FIguRE 2: GALAXYINfO.tXt
The following list provides the CdiVersion for each Application Server version:
[IAS 2.1]
2.1 Released 2559.1144.0.0
2.1 Patch01 2559.1144.66.12
2.1 Patch02 2559.1144.77.14
[WAS 3.0]
3.0 Released 2859.1293.0.0
3.0 Patch01 2859.1293.24.2
3.0 Patch02 2859.1293.53.4
3.0 Patch03 2859.1293.70.5
3.0SP1 2859.1293.95.15
3.0SP2 2859.1293.239.40
[WAS 3.1]
3.1 3132.57.0.0
3.1SP1 3132.57.24.6
3.1SP2 3132.57.91.24
3.1SP2P01 3132.57.103.28
3.1SP3 3132.57.119.34
3.1SP3P01 3132.57.160.38
[ASP 3.5]
3.5 3275.0113.0000.0000
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How to Get the Application Server and Microsoft SQL Versions from the Galaxy Backup File
3.5 Patch01 3275.113.110.8
[ASP 3.6]
3.6 3388.0127.0000.0000
3.6 Patch01 3388.0127.0126.0006
[ASP 4.0]
4.0 3502.0148.0000.0000
Note: You can use the same CdiVersion list to verify a PC's installation by checking the wwCdi.dll version (Figure 3 below).
How to Get SQL Server Backup Details from the Galaxy Backup
You can get the SQL Server backup details from the Galaxy backup file using The RESTORE HEADERONLY option. This option allows
you to see the backup header information for all backups on a particular backup device. In most cases each backup you create has only
one backup stored in a physical file, so you will probably only see one header record.
If you had multiple backups in one file you would see the information for each backup.
2. Extract Galaxybackup.zip.
5. Get header only information from a full back up by running the following SQL statement.
6. You can see Microsoft SQL Server versions from the following three columns.
• SoftwareVersionMajor.
• SoftwareVersionMinor.
• SoftwareVersionBuild.
7. In provided example the version is 10.0.5500, which represents Microsoft SQL server 2008 SP3.
The following table represents version numbers for all Microsoft SQL servers.
For more info about RESTORE LABELONLY, visit that link http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178536.aspx.
M. Salah
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