1 PACKAGE BODY WSMPVERS AS
2 /* $Header: WSMVERSB.pls 120.1 2005/06/29 03:37:05 mprathap noship $ */
3
4 function get_osfm_release_version RETURN VARCHAR2
5 IS
6 /*******************************************************************/
7 /*
8 -- Initial Version of this file contains base release version 110500
9 -- With each DISCRETE_MFG FAMILY PACK the version will correspond to
10 -- that of the PKM Release such as 11.5.8.
11 -- For example a return value of varchar2
12 -- '110500' - Base Release - 11i
13 -- '110506' - 11.5.6 - DiscMfgFamilyPack F
14 -- '110507' - 11.5.7 - DiscMfgFamilyPack G
15 -- '110508' - 11.5.8 - DiscMfgFamilyPack H
16 -- '110509' - 11.5.9 - DiscMfgFamilyPack I
17 -- etc...
18 -- This file should be part of ONLY FAMILY PACKS and should not be
19 -- part of any one-off patches or ARU, except pre-approved by OSFM
20 -- Development Team.
21 --
22 -- How to use this Code Level Global in your code ?
23 -- * Get the value of this global which denotes at which code level the customer is in.
24 -- * Compare the version of this global to the version in which you release your code, to
25 -- functionally control execution of your code.
26 --
27 -- Example:
28 -- If your code is released in Pack H, then you would check
29 -- if WSMPVERS.get_osfm_release_version >= '110508' then
30 -- <Your functionality>
31 -- end if;
32 --
33 */
34 /*******************************************************************/
35
36 --osfm_current_code_version Varchar2(10) := '110510'; -- DiscMfgFamily Pack J or 11.5.10
37 osfm_current_code_version Varchar2(10) := '120000'; --Release 12
38
39 Begin
40 Return osfm_current_code_version;
41 End get_osfm_release_version;
42
43 END WSMPVERS;
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