Answer Posted / lalit rana

To check if your R/3 system is 32bit or 64bit you can get
it by executing "disp+work" file which is part of your
kernel in /sapmnt/<SID>/exe. Just follow the following step:

su - <sid>adm
cd /sapmnt/<SID>/exe
disp+work

When you execute this file it will give the output which
will contain the following line.

disp+work information
--------------------

kernel release 640

kernel make variant 640_EX2

compiled on AIX 2 5 00029F1AD300

compiled for 64 BIT

compilation mode Non-Unicode

compile time May 31 2009 22:26:33

update level 0

patch number 286

source id 0.286


You can see in the above lines stating "Complier for
64bit". Incase of 32bit it will show 32bit.

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