Almost every site needs to know, if there are any Batch Versions in their system with either ER or any other overrides (there are some 25 different kinds of overrides). Until now, there was no easy way to find out.

Some of the reasons why this is important are:

• Versions with ER overrides are known to cause issues during Upgrades, so any such Versions should be identified and looked at, before and after any Upgrades.
• Versions with ER overrides, where there should be none, might indicate hacking attempts in your system, by non-development users with Version design access ("bv" access).
• Other types of overrides may be just as important to know about.

Version Overrides tool has a very simple, intuitive and user-friendly one-button GUI interface:

The output of this tool is a colour-coded Excel spreadsheet, like this (the cross means that there is an override of the corresponding type):

This tool has no hardware dependencies, since it's performing the system access through the Fat Client API's and consequently supports every RDBMS supported by JDE.