Returns, as a character string, the version
number of an OpenEdge database.
     
    Syntax
      
      
          
          
            
              
                DBVERSION ( integer-expression|logical-name|alias ) 
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          - 
            integer-expression
          
 
          - The sequence number of a database the ABL session is connected to. For example,
            DBVERSION(1) returns information on the first database the ABL session is connected to,
            DBVERSION(2) returns information on the second database the ABL session is connected to,
            etc. If you specify a sequence number that does not correspond to a database the ABL
            session is connected to, the DBVERSION function returns the Unknown value
              (?).
 
        
        
          - 
            logical-name or alias
 
          - These forms of the DBVERSION function require a quoted character string or a character
            expression as a parameter. If the parameter is an alias of a connected database or the
            logical name of a connected database, then the AVM returns the version number.
            Otherwise, it returns the Unknown value (?).
 
        
      
     
    Example
      
      This
procedure displays the version number of all connected databases:
      
        r-dbvers.p
      
      
          
          
            
              
                DEFINE VARIABLE ix AS INTEGER NO-UNDO.
REPEAT ix = 1 TO NUM-DBS:
   DISPLAY LDBNAME(ix) DBVERSION(ix) WITH 1 DOWN.
END. 
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    Note
      
      DBVERSION
does not apply to non-OpenEdge data sources.
     
    See also
      
      
        ALIAS function, CONNECT statement, CONNECTED function, CREATE ALIAS statement, CREATE CALL statement, DATASERVERS function, DBCODEPAGE function, DBCOLLATION function, DBRESTRICTIONS function, DBTYPE function, DELETE ALIAS statement, DISCONNECT statement, FRAME-DB function, LDBNAME function, NUM-DBS function, PDBNAME function, SDBNAME function