Help=>About... => doubleclick with the mouse on the version.
This shows you the build of the client. The build is client-only. The objects don't have a "build".
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Here is another:
In explorer, right click on the fin(sql).exe and go to properties. In the Details tab, you can see the file version: e.g.: 5.0.24199.0
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This shows you the build of the client. The build is client-only. The objects don't have a "build".
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Here is another:
In explorer, right click on the fin(sql).exe and go to properties. In the Details tab, you can see the file version: e.g.: 5.0.24199.0
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ApplicationVersion() : Text[80]
EXIT('DK 4.00 SP2');
ApplicationBuild() : Text[80]
EXIT('22100');
BaseApplicationBuild() : Text[80]
EXIT('22291');
Anybody know what the difference is between ApplicationBuild and BaseApplicationBuild??
I can add that my build number on the executable is 22611 in this case :?
Could be due to a merge.
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I wouldn't know.
But I wouldn't count on those.
Just doubleclick or get the version from the file properties.
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MVP - Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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