PI 7.0 Service pack level

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Exchange infrastructure
System information
Application :Design : Integration builder
User          : pisuper
Language   : English
Server        : hostname_sid_00
Server node: server 0
Runtime enviroinment
Java version  1.6.0_05
Java vendor  Sun micro system
Version
Service pack  9 
Release 645_VAL_REL
Latest change 378089
Sync time $(sync time)
   Now I have to increase the Service pack from 9 to 12
What Should I do for this and how to do.Please tell me the procedure.I would be grateful for your help

PI7.0 contains both ABAP & JAVA stack.
You must upgrade patch level 9 to 12 for both stack.
Only JSPM upgrade is not enough. go through service.sap.com/sp-stacks and see patch level for each components  for ABAP & JAVA stack.
1st upgrade ABAP patches then go for Java patches.

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