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The results of the commands for version yielded no result but the one displaying the result worked...
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$ print $KSH_VERSION


$ print ${.sh.version}
ksh: ${.sh.version}: bad substitution
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Hi Radoulov,
Your version checking codes didnt work. results are as below

$ print $KSH_VERSION

$ print ${.sh.version}
ksh: ${.sh.version}: bad substitution


But the other query gave me the result I wanted... Thanks
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