How can check SQL version from command line?

How do I find my version of SQL?

Finding the SQL Server version with query We can use the @@VERSION function to find out all version details of the SQL Server instance. The @@VERSION function returns a one-line string output and this output also provides all the necessary information about the SQL Server.

How do I find SQL version in SQL?

How to tell what version of Microsoft SQL Server you are running?1One simple way to do this is to run SELECT @@version.2Another option is to right click on the SQL Server instance name in SSMS and select Properties.3You can also use the SERVERPROPERTY function to get details about the version of SQL Server.

What version of SQL Server do I have command line?

To determine what edition of SQL you are running, do the following: Open a command prompt windows on the machine SQL is installed to (Start > Run, type cmd, hit enter) Type SQLCMD -S servername\instancename (where servername = the name of your server, and instancename is the name of the SQL instance).

How do I know if SQL is installed?

Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft SQL Server, point to Configuration Tools, and then click SQL Server Configuration Manager. If you do not have these entries on the Start menu, SQL Server is not correctly installed.