Version of Oracle through dump file.

Hi Gurus,
Standby user again :)
Is dere any way to find out Oracle Version by having just a dump file (dmp) ?

To have the Oracle version of the source db of dump file :
[data/ora/e01/H89UINT1 i05c09 : oracle : XXX ]> strings backup.dmp | head -n 10
gEXPORT:V09.02.00
DSYSTEM
RENTIRE
4096
Thu Sep 14 1:3:33 2006/data/ora/e01/H89UINT1/backup.dmp
#C#G
#C#G
+01:00
BYTE
INTERPRETED
[data/ora/e01/H89UINT1 i05c09 : oracle : XXX ]> Nicolas.

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