Training database localisation and impact on upgrading

Dear Experts/Gurus,
I have a problem to define or to find out what localisation used in training database and what are the impact if I upgrade it because when I open it using choose from company, the version is 680119 meanwhile the other database 680319.
I appreciate your answer. TIA
Rgds,

Hi Steve,
You can find the localization in field CINF.LawsSet.
Not sure what you mean with "impact if I upgrade"; an upgrade should be a normal process...
Regards,
Frank

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