Document Types in the Knowledge Center

This document covers the following topics:

Which Types of Documents do I Find in the Knowledge Center?

In the Knowledge Center, you can search for the following document types:

Corrections/Fixes
Corrections/fixes are provided in downloadable format. Some of them (for example, Zaps) can also be displayed online.

The following types of corrections/fixes are available:
- Service Packs
  Service packs are cumulative fixes, which means the current correction encloses all previous corrections (that is: summary IUPDs for Natural and Natural-based products).
  
  Note:
  IUPD stands for "initial update".
- All Zaps
  Zaps contain all available Zaps for a specific product version/release/system maintenance level combined in a single data set, allowing for an easy download in one single step.
- SMA Tables
  An SMA table is a fix to make a correction known to your SMA tables.
Early Warnings
Early warnings contain corrections to errors which may cause loss of data integrity, or invalid results without an error message being issued.
Technical Papers
Technical papers are comprehensive product-related descriptions of specific technical issues, for example, migrations to a higher product version.
KB Articles
Resolutions to problems encountered by other users. These include Technical Tips and Technical Articles from our former support sites.

Document Type		Knowledge Center Section
Corrections/Fixes		Fix Explorer Search The Knowledge Center
	Service Packs	All Fixes Search The Knowledge Center (via All Corrections) Fix Explorer
	All Zaps	All Fixes Search The Knowledge Center (via All Corrections)
	SMA Tables	All Fixes Search The Knowledge Center (via All Corrections)
Early Warnings		Early Warnings Search The Knowledge Center
Technical Papers		Technical Papers Search The Knowledge Center
KB Articles		eService Search The Knowledge Center

The following links/icons are provided at the top of a document which is found when searching the Knowledge Center:

Link/Icon	Description
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See the previous section for an explanation of the icons that are used for printing and for sending links.