| Package combinations |  |
| A package combination is a collection of various ERP LN packages. Every package combination has a unique VRC. The package combination links users to a specific version of the ERP LN software. A package combination can be linked to one or more users and to one or more companies. However, a package combination can contain only one version of a package, which is identified by a package VRC. In fact, a package combination links users to a specific version of the ERP LN software. The following figure shows an example of a standard package combination: Example of a software environment with a standard package combination This figure shows an example of a standard package combination, which contains a number of standard package VRCs, such as the standard version of ERP LN Financials. Package combination code Package combinations in ERP LN are identified by a unique identifier. For example, the package combination B61O_b_sbc1 represents SBC’s (Strangely Brown Chicken company) first customization on the standard software in the B61_b VRC of all packages. ERP LN uses the following format to identify package combinations: vvvt rr gggn The following table provides more information on the codes that you can use to identify package VRCs:
Code | Description
vvv | Version code
t | Type code. This field is not filled for the standard software. The following type codes are available: S The standard package combination. C The package combination, for a specific customer, ordered by the customer and developed by a dealer or partner. O The package combination developed by the customer. This type of package combination contains customizations developed by the customer.
rr | Release code
ggg | Customer code. This field is not filled in for the standard software.
n | Sequence code