How do you check what version of the java basic libs

Dear SDN team,
I am currently using EP 6.0.2.5 , I have just installed patch 5 and I am wondering if I should patch my JAVA Basic libs. 2 Questions
1. How can I tell which version I am using now
2. Should I patch these libs and why?
Thanks
Jeremy

Hi,
In The SDM Tool look for an SDA that was deployed from the SAP Java Libs package and then you will see something like:
Software Type: JAVA-LIB
Implementation Version: 6.20.<b>14</b>20031219134547.0000
This means that you are using SAP Java Libs 14.
It is recommanded to use the latest Java Libs because fixed and enhancements are provided with these libraries.
Kind regsrds,
Aviad

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