ESU, ASU and TR definitions

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  • Electronic Software Update (ESU) is a fix to a problem reported on a specific JD Edwards EnterpriseOne application or report.
  • Application Software Update (ASU) is a set of enhancements for a specific functional area of EnterpriseOne applications.
  • Language Update contains the translated language updates associated with a Software Update. This is only applicable to customers that have a base language installed.
  • Maintenance Pack (MP) is a group of all currently available fixes and in some cases, enhancements.
  • Tools Release is a group of all fixes to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne foundation (System) code.

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