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Figure 8-1   Server version is displayed in the client
Every ars command on the server displays its current server software version, as well.
Y ou can view the version of the Windows client by clicking Help → About.
To determine the version of ODWEK, you can either look for the readme file in the ODWEK 
application directory or use a client. If you are running a web client (for example, Content 
Navigator), open a line data report by using the line data applet viewer. Because this viewer is 
provided by ODWEK directly, the viewer shows the current ODWEK version level in the About 
dialog box under the Help menu.
Cross-server calls with server console commands
Several of the ars commands that are provided by the server software installation, for 
example, the ARSDOC and ARSLOAD commands, can work with remote servers. This capability 
applies to cross-platform calls, for example, loading data with the ARSLOAD command that is 
running on Linux to a Content Manager OnDemand server that is running on the mainframe.
For more information, see “Server commands” on page 205.
Multiple versions at the same time
Before version 9.5, only one installation of the Content Manager OnDemand Windows client 
(user and administrative) was installed on a workstation concurrently. Multiple different 
versions were not allowed to coexist.
Starting with version 9.5 and later, you can run multiple versions of the Content Manager 
OnDemand Windows client (at the release level only, not the PTF level) on a single 
workstation. The client code is now installed in the c:\Program Files (x86)\IBM\OnDemand 
Clients\V9.5 directory.
For ODWEK, you can run multiple versions of ODWEK on a single system. Although this 
capability might not be a preferred scenario from a maintenance point of view, it can be 
helpful during upgrades and existing system access scenarios. Each application that uses the 
ODWEK API must point to the correct installation path and load the correct corresponding 
libraries. 
For more information, see the technote at the following website:
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg27019696