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Old 04-24-03, 04:48
mickykt mickykt is offline
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Oracle Version on Unix
Hai all

Is there any command or any way i can see the version of Oracle on Sun Solaris OS.

In windows we can check the registry values.Is there something similar in Solaris.

Thanks in advance

Micky
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Old 04-24-03, 05:13
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call sqlplus or svrmgrl and connect ... then the product is showing it's version and the server version against which it is running
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Old 04-24-03, 06:00
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Hai

THanks,It was quit straight forward.

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