After installing a service pack, you may want to spend some time using the service pack for validation purposes, before making it officially available to your end users. N.B.: The 64bit SPs became available beginning with the R16 level.Ĭommitting and Rolling Back Service Packs Committing and Rolling Back Service Packs This task explains how to commit or roll back service packs. SP61901 would be V5R19 SP1 for 64 bit Windows ServicePacks for V5 products At and above the currently supported levels, the ServicePack (PTF) naming convention is SPxyyzz where x, yy, and zz are defined as: X = Platform YY = Release ZZ = Number of Service pack Platform 0: AIX 4: AIX 64bit 1: HP-UX 2: IRIX 3: Solaris 5: Windows 2000/XP 6: Windows 64bit Release number For example, order PTF SP31601 to receive ServicePack1 for V5R16 on Solaris. Gentlemen, Here is an explanation of Service Packs.
I'm especially confused by the Roughing stuff- but it really looks like they made it so it will finally do what I'm looking for! Also it's really great how they added the transition path stuff and the multi-pocket multi-flank looks great. R19 looks like they added a LOT of stuff! Lots of new stuff to figure out how to use.
To access it you are going to need to contact either IBM or your Business Partner to Order the Service Pack or to Download it from their FTP Site. Attn: CATIAHotline PLM’er, So we are going to install a Service Pack. By the way, if you are the same eduardo with the Catia website- thanks for the great scripts.
I just checked the INCAT download site and they only have SP1.
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