How to find .pld files version in Oracle apps

Hi,
How to find .pld file version in Oracle apps using unix command or any other way.
Regards

Connect to the forms server.
In the $AU_TOP/resource directory run the following...
strings -a <NAMEOFFILE>.plx | grep '$Header'
For example...
To find the .pld version of INVAMCAP.plx I would run this on the forms server.
cd $AU_TOP/resource
strings -a INVAMCAP.plx | grep '$Header'
This will return the .pld version.
Hope this helps!
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