Determine whether your SAP is MDMP, Non-Unicode or Unicode

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As per  http://scn.sap.com/thread/246990



Hi Sam,

Run report RSCPINST and select /Current NLS config button/.
It will show you current NLS settings, and on very top of it display:
1. Non-unicode system - meand single CP or blended CP inst;
2. MDMP installation - it's an MDMP box
3. Unicode inst - guess what 

Checked it on MDMP, Unicode & BCP systems here rel 4.7 ent ABAP.

Thanks.

//alak

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