Release # listed on the backup file?

TTSguy

Seems I remember one of the superusers saying that when a backup is done, that the Release # for that backup file is included in the file name somewhere.. I'm not seeing one. Where would it show? What backup to where? Seems that would be helpful when restoring  a previous level backup file because of issues on a newly loaded release. I'm at Release 38.30, but none of my backups display it that anywhere. Maybe a screenshot could help.

If not and you needed to restore a backup file how would you know what backup file to restore to if the Release # is not included in a particular file name?

q_lurker

My understanding— 
When you start Quicken and it offers you a program update (new release, new release #), Quicken creates a backup withe the current release number in the file name - qdata-R-37.67-2022-03-02.QDF-backup. That backup gets created whether you accept the new release or not. It gets created in whatever folder your other automatic backups get placed; usually a BACKUP folder in the same folder that holds your base data.add file.  

Other than that special case, the release number is not part of the normal backup process or file names. 
I currently have 6 such files in my backups dated between 2/1 and 3/12. Before that a R-36,38 appears dated 1/23. I would surmise I upgraded to R-37.67 on 1/23 and have rejected 6 subsequent attempts for later releases.