H35-210_V2.5 · Question #143
After installing the sybase patch, which of the following commands can display the version information of the installed sybase patch?
The correct answer is A. 1>select @@version2>go. Option A is correct because @@version is a built-in global variable in Sybase (and other Transact-SQL databases like SQL Server) that returns the full version string of the installed software, including patch level information, making it the standard way to check what is…
Question
After installing the sybase patch, which of the following commands can display the version information of the installed sybase patch?
Options
- A1>select @@version2>go
- B1>select @@patch2>go
- C1>version_help2>go
- D1>ver_help2>go
How the community answered
(34 responses)- A76% (26)
- B3% (1)
- C12% (4)
- D9% (3)
Explanation
Option A is correct because @@version is a built-in global variable in Sybase (and other Transact-SQL databases like SQL Server) that returns the full version string of the installed software, including patch level information, making it the standard way to check what is currently installed. Options B, C, and D are all fabricated commands: @@patch is not a valid Sybase global variable, and version_help and ver_help are not recognized Transact-SQL commands or stored procedures in Sybase. When in doubt on exam questions about Sybase or SQL Server version queries, remember that @@version follows the pattern of other system globals like @@servername and @@language - the double-at prefix always signals a built-in system variable, not a custom command.
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