How to check the installed content server is 64 bit or 32 bit version?

Abhilash

Dear All,

I am using content server 6.7 SP2 installed in linux machine, how do i know whether installed content server is 32 bit or 64 bit version?

Below is the information from the log, which is not clear whether instaled is 32 bit or 64 bit.

EMC Documentum Content Server (version 6.7.2170.0186 Linux.Oracle)
(c) Copyright EMC Corp., 1991 - 2011
All rights reserved.

2018-12-28T00:22:53.344989 11865[11865] 0000000000000000 [DM_SERVER_I_START_SERVER]info: "Docbase aam attempting to open"

Hicham Bahi

For Linux/Unix: 6.7 and below is 32-bit, 7.x and above is 64-bit

wetcat

You can also double-check using command:
$ file $DM_HOME/bin/documentum

Abhilash

@wetcat said:
You can also double-check using command:
$ file $DM_HOME/bin/documentum

Thanks for you prompt response, there was no file with name documentum. When i tried to execute the command it gave me -bash: /u01/app/documentum/product/6.7/bin: is a directory.

Abhilash

@wetcat said:
You can also double-check using command:
$ file $DM_HOME/bin/documentum

Its saying the missing parameters but there is no parameter which gives the version

[dmadmin@contst01doc bin]$ $file documentum

---

Program error: Missing parameter: docbase_name
Program error: Missing parameter: database_conn
Program error: Missing parameter: database_owner
Program error: Missing parameter: database_password_file
Program error: Missing parameter: service
Program error: Missing parameter: docbase_id

---

Usage: documentum -docbase_name -init_file [-o]

-docbase_name : name of docbase
-init_file    : name of server.ini file (including path) which
                contains the server startup parameters

wetcat

[dmadmin@contst01doc bin]$ file ./documentum

Abhilash

@wetcat said:
[dmadmin@contst01doc bin]$ file ./documentum

i used the below command but it is not giving whether the installed is 32 bit or 64 bit, do u know any specific command?

**documentum -version
Documentum Release Version: 6.7.2170.0186 Linux.Oracle

Hicham Bahi

Why bother? I already told you that it's 32-bit.

Abhilash

@bacham3 said:
Why bother? I already told you that it's 32-bit.

cool, thanks a lot brother. But just curious to know whether it was mentioned some where in the configurations.
Because in later version i know it was mentioned like linux64 and win32 if windows etc.

rkavanagh

Hi Abhilash. Prior to 7.x version, there was only 32 bit version for Linux. This is why you will not see it in any configuration file. Only Windows had a 64 bit version prior to release 7.x.