How to translate build numbers into QlikView versions

[#1]

Hi

My apologies if this is an obvious question, but I'm struggling to find the answer to this on-line.

I want to locate a regularly-updated, published lookup table/list of QlikView build numbers to release versions.

For example -

Build 11.20.13206 = QlikView Server 11.20 R13

Build 11.20.12852 = QlikView Server 11.20 R11

Can somebody point me in the right direction to find this list?

Thanks in advance,

Simon

[Frank_Hartmann]

v10 SR6 Build 9731

v11 SR2 Build 11440

v11.2 SR0 Build 11643

v11.2 SR1 Build 11716

v11.2 SR10 Build 12758

v11.2 SR12 Build 12904

v11.2 SR13 Build 13206

v11.2 SR14 Build 13306

v11.2 SR15 Build 13405

v11.2 SR3 Build 12018

v11.2 SR5 Build 12235

v11.2 SR6 Build 12347

v11.2 SR7 Build 12451

v11.2 SR8 Build 12577

v11.2 SR9 Build 12664

v12.0 SR0 Build 20000

v12.0 SR1 Build 20001

v12.0 SR2 Build 20100

v12.0 SR3 Build 20200

v12.0 SR4 Build 20300

v9 SR7 Build 7773

hope this helps

[#3]

That's useful, thanks Frank.

Where do you find this information out from?  Do Qlik publish it somewhere on the support pages?

Kind regards, Simon

[Frank_Hartmann]

No, i copied the list from my local folder where i used to save all the new released QV-Builds.

hope this helps!

[MarcoWedel · Accepted solution]

Hi,

if you're a partner or customer then you can access a version history (and installation sources) at the customer downloads site:

Visit Qlik.com

hope this helps

regards

Marco

[#6]

That's really helpful, thank you Marco.  Much appreciated.

Simon

[brentdej]

Hello Marco,

Where on the Customer Downloads page did you get the build number list from?

Thanks,

brent

[MarcoWedel]

Hi,

I used the Excel export function of the version list:

hope this helps

regards

Marco

[brentdej]

Perfect... thanks Marco!

Brent

[MarcoWedel]

you're welcome