VER Command

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VER Command

The VER command returns the version number and configuration information of the local VOX command environment.

This command has the following format:

ADDRESS VOX "VER [CMDRESP(destination)] [PREFIX(varname)]"

PREFIX

(Optional) Specifies the name of the REXX stem variable (other than the default name) that contains the return information for the command.

For information about changing the default variable name, see ADDRESS VOX Return Information in this chapter.

Default: VOX.VER

CMDRESP

(Optional) Directs return information to a specific destination (destination). For a list of valid destination values, see ADDRESS VOX Return Information in this chapter.

Default: REXX

Return Information:

After the VER command executes, it sets the special REXX return code variable RC.

If the command executes successfully, the RC variable contains a value of zero. Additionally, the VOX.VER variable contains the return information for the command.
If the command does not execute successfully, the RC variable contains the following value: 5117. Additionally, the VOX.ERROR variable contains the complete VOX error message, which includes the four-digit return code and complete error message text.

The VER command returns this information in the VOX.VER variable:

Field	Description of Returned Information
1	The product name (for example, CA Automation Point)
2	The version number (for example, 11.3.0.0 Rev=99999)
3	The build date of the current notification service in mmm dd yyyy format (for example, Jul 5 2010)
4	The system name for the notification service as defined during configuration (for example, PVINFORM)

The following is an example of a return information line:

 CA Automation Point 11.3.0.0 Rev=99999 Jul 5 2010 APSVR01