Take a look at the VOC entry RELLEVEL. It's an 'X' type entry that
contains the version info.
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Look in the RELLEVEL item in the VOC
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How do I get the Universe Version
ED VOC RELLEVEL
5 lines long.
: P
0001: X
0002: 10.1.0
0003: INFORMATION
0004: INFORMATION.FORMAT
0005: 10.1.0
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Peter,
From within TCL, use .L RELLEVEL to display the version and flavor, from
the OS command line, cd to the 'uv' directory and type bin/uv -version
(UNIX) or bin\uv -version (Windows). If the uv or UniVerse bin directory is
in your path, then uv -version is sufficient.
Recent versions of 10.0
Thanks I've got it now
Pete
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All,
There's a tech tip on the Kore Technologies web site (koretech.com
under the News tab, choose Kore Tech Tips) called 'Determining what version
you're running' that lists the commands to see various version's of unix,
NT, UniData, UniVerse, wIntegrate, DataFlo (yep, still around after
Can't you just enter: uv -version
I'm pretty sure that's been there for a while
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