Unix command to find version of Informatica, Cognos and DataStage on SUN 5.

How do I find the version of Informatica, Cognos and DataStage using a unix command on my Unix machine SunOS 5.8.
I don't want to use front end to find this information.

Um ... typically you would ask the Informatica, Cognos and DataStage people. (All of whom are not part of Oracle afaik ... [yet])

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> HI, i have been asked by a colleague for the following..is this possible:
>
> Hornbill need to know what version of Sybase we use for Zenworks.
>
> Also, they would like a copy of the database.
> Is that practical ??
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> We are running:
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> Netware 6.5
> Zenworks for desktops 6.5
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> regards
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> Dennis
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