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How to tell what version of SQL is running?

Posted by danovich  Published in Tools, Windows

I’ve often needed to work out what service pack level SQL is running or whether it is a Enterprise or Standard installation. It’s not obvious how to do this and it’s not as simple as going to Help –> About. The following query will work in SQL 2000 and above. To run it, for example [...]

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