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Is there any way to find out which version of server code is installed, via the command line?
For example 'repotools.sh -version' or 'server.startup -version'

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login into the admin site https://<host>:<port>/admin and click in the menu on 'Server' and then 'Status Summary'. There you see a section called 'Installed Products'

Cheers.

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Is there any way to find out which version of server code is installed, via the command line?
For example 'repotools.sh -version' or 'server.startup -version'

From the RQM UI (login to any project on the server), there is a help icon on the top right corner. Clicking on that will show you the version of RQM.

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Is there any way to find out which version of server code is installed, via the command line?
For example 'repotools.sh -version' or 'server.startup -version'


via the command line, it looks like any of the repotools commands will write out the Jazz foundation server version as well as the Rational Quality Manager version. Although I don't see any commands available to only report the version, perhaps just using "-help" and then parsing the output for the version will get you what you're after (or someone from the RQM team can chime in if there's a better way).

I also see a file at <install_dir>/properties/version/IBM_Rational_Quality_Manager_2.0.swtag. The contents of this file might give you what you're after.

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Hi, Chris:

Do a wget or curl on https://server:port/app/application-about

Everything in that URI except application-about is to be substituted according to your need.   Best I can tell this does not need authentication; all the aforementioned suggestions do.

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