I have an application that works with different databaese and different
versions of ASA.
When I start the application, I would like to know, if I am with ASA, which
version of server is it.

I send a dummy sql to the database and look in the sqlca.sqlreturndata, but
I receive Sybase SQL Anywhere ( for older version ) , and SQL Anywhere (
for syb 10 ) ( or Oracle.... if oracle )

How can I get the version/built number of sybase?

Claude

Use

SELECT @@VERSION FROM DUMMY

You can find other global variables such as @@version in the help - find
the section

SQL Anywhere Server - SQL Reference » Using SQL » SQL language elements
» Variables » Global variables

Glenn

Claude wrote:
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