SapUp: "Export DVD for product ERP"

Hi everybody.
I'm ugrading SR3 to EHP4 but i don't know what DVD number for Label: "Export DVD for product ERP"
Could you help me?
Thanks you.

Thanks for Reply.
I'm using SapUp to Upgrade my system from SR3 to EHP4.
When i used SapEHPI, it met error in step EHP_INCLUSION and i could not fix it!
<<detail error had describe in my message: SAPehpi error >>
Could you help me.
Thanks

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