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How do I check which version of MariaDB I'm using?


To check which version of MariaDB you’re using, you can follow these steps:

1. Open your command line or terminal.
2. Type mysql -V and press Enter. You will then see a message that includes the MariaDB version number.

If you are already logged into MariaDB, you can also enter the following SQL command:

`SELECT VERSION;`

Hit Enter and the version number will be displayed.


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