GSTAT -h will tell you the On-Disk Structure (ODS) version. AFAIK
there is no way to tell what Firebird (point release) version was used
to initially create the database.

If you don't need to know the exact point release, this is how things
are:

Firebird 1.0 - ODS 10.0
Firebird 1.5 - ODS 10.1
Firebird 2.0 - ODS 11.0
Firebird 2.1 - ODS 11.1
Firebird 2.5 - ODS 11.2
Firebird 3.0 - ODS 12.0


Best Regards

Stefan

> I use this batch file on Win 7 to check the database
> d:\fbdata\frontdesk.fdb:

> @echo off
> @mode con cols=80 lines=29
> echo .
> "c:\Program Files\Firebird\Firebird_2_5\bin\gstat" -h
> d:\fbdata\frontdesk.fdb
> echo .
> pause

> Regards
> Wolfgang Kluge




> On 11/21/2012 01:56 AM, Fabiano wrote:
>>
>> It is named ODS number! Try searching in google for this.
>>
>> How to obtain the firebird number version of a FDB or GDB file ?
>> (I've got a database file, but I don't known the version of firebird
>> used to
>> build it...)
>> Thank you.
>>
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>>
>>



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