>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I know I have asked this question before and I believe that Sergey answered it but I can't find the answer searching through messages on UT. And I forgot how to do it. Therefore, sorry for repeating the question.
>>>>
>>>>How do you get the version of ODBC driver VFP 9 is using from VFP Command window?
>>>
>>>You may use the GetODBCdrvrs() method of the ODBC Registry Foundation Class.
>>
>>Thank you. I will check it out.
>
>Depending on the name convention used by the driver, it may be sufficient or not.
>
>If you have an established connection, you may get driver's version and other info via the ODBC API.
>
>Check http://www.news2news.com/vfp/?example=289.

I tried to get the version from the established connection (as you suggested) using the following syntax:

FUNCTION GetOdbcVer
PARAMETER nHandle   && Passing existing connection handle

 DECLARE SHORT SQLGetInfo IN odbc32;
        INTEGER ConnectionHandle, INTEGER InfoType,;
        STRING @InfoValuePtr, INTEGER BufLen, INTEGER @StrLenPtr

LOCAL lcBuffer, lnBufLen
lcBuffer = REPLI(Chr(0), 4096)
lnBufLen = 0

*-- Parameter to get ODBC version (according to the code on news2news)
lnInfoType = 77

= SQLGetInfo (nHandle, lnInfoType, @lcBuffer, Len(lcBuffer), @lnBufLen)

The problem is that I get error "Declare DLL call caused exception" on calling SqlGetInfo() (last line). If anybody sees what I am missing, please let me know. Thank you.