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anandinmainframe
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Hi All,
How can i find the version of DB2. |
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Gnanas N
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Please try this in DB2 COMMAND.
-DISPLAY GROUP
DB2 LVL 810 indicates version 8.1
DB2 LVL 910 indicates version 9.1 |
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anandinmainframe
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply when i enter DISPLAY GROUP it gives me a msg
as Invalid option. i found it through my colleague that in QMF HOME PANEL
you can see it.
once again thanks for your time and reply. |
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Gnanas N
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| ... when i enter DISPLAY GROUP it gives me a msg as Invalid option. |
Where did you enter this command?
It has to be entered from DB2I, Option 7
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| 7 DB2 COMMANDS (Issue DB2 commands) |
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| Cmd 1 ===> -DISPLAY GROUP |
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From ISPF Option 6
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DSN S('db2-sub-system')
-DISPLAY GROUP
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| i found it through my colleague that in QMF HOME PANEL... |
Yes, We can also get the version info from third-party tools like File-AID for DB2 if it is installed in. |
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