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How to determine your Vista Version and Database Version
Using the Application
- Open Vista
- Click the “Help” drop down menu in the top left hand corner of the application
- Select “About Vista”
- The following dialog should appear
- In this case
- The Vista Version is 2.60.05
- The Database Version is 2.60
- Note: the first 3 numbers of the Vista Version and Database Version will be the same if they are in sync. If they are out of sync there may be errors or unexpected behavior.
- For typical installations of Vista, databases should update automatically
- For network database updates, see the How to Update a Network Database
- For further help, please contact Black & Veatch
For Database Administrators – Using SQL Server Management Studio
- Log into the Vista (or otherwise named database).
- Run the following query against the database.
[sql]SELECT TOP 1 * FROM DBVERSION ORDER BY VersNum DESC[/sql]
VersNum gives the database version. For example, if VersNum has value 260, then the database has been updated to version 2.60.
Vista Network Database Setup
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