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# SYSPROD

`SYSPROD`

- About SYSPROD

- Using the Command in Online Mode

- Using the Command with Additional Keywords (Recommended in Batch Mode)

- Application Programming Interfaces

## About SYSPROD

This command is used to ascertain which products are installed at your Natural site. You are given information about your current Natural version and products running with or under Natural.

## Using the Command in Online Mode

When you enter the command `SYSPROD`, a dialog displays information such as the following for each product installed:

- product name

- product version (see also Version in the Glossary)

- installation date

- installation component: `I` (`INPL`) or `N` (Nucleus)

For some of the products listed, you can get additional information by marking them with a line command in the Cmd column of the dialog:

Line Command | Description
--- | ---
`EX` | Display the extended product information.
`HI` | Display the history of product information.
`SC` | Display the subcomponents of the product.

Note
For some products, no line commands are allowed.

## Using the Command with Additional Keywords (Recommended in Batch Mode)

`SYSPROD` |  | `ALL` <product-code> |  |  | `EX` `SC` `HI` |

For batch processing or for an online output without dialog features such as line command input fields, you can issue the command `SYSPROD` with additional keywords and/or by specifying a product code (for example, `NAT`) as a parameter.

Keyword/Parameter | Description
--- | ---
`ALL` | Display a list of all products installed.
`<product-code>` | Display unformatted information on a specific product.
`EX` | Display the extended product information.
`HI` | Display the history of the product information.
`SC` | Display the subcomponents of the product.

Note
If, in batch mode, the system command `SYSPROD` is issued without any keyword, the same maps will be used as in online mode; however, the online input must be simulated in this case, for example, by using the terminal command `%Knn`. This method is susceptible to produce errors, and its use is therefore not recommended in batch mode.

## Application Programming Interfaces

The following application programming interfaces enable you to get `SYSPROD` information. They are available in the library `SYSEXT`:

- `USR0050N`

- `USR2031N`

See SYSEXT Utility - Natural Application Programming Interfaces in the Utilities documentation.

### On this page

- About SYSPROD
- Using the Command in Online Mode
- Using the Command with Additional Keywords (Recommended in Batch Mode)
- Application Programming Interfaces