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  Sx_Version():

  Syntax:   Sx_Version( [<nType>] )

            nType  = an optional numeric value from 0 to 3 indicating
                      the type of version information desired.

  Returns:  One of four values, depending on value of nType:

    0 -> Primary version number as a string (i.e., "2.00.01")
  * 1 -> Date stamp of release as a DATE type (i.e., 06/17/94)
    2 -> Time stamp of release as a string (i.e., "05:20a")
    3 -> Verbose string containing the following information:
          PRODUCT NAME, DIALECT, VERSION NUMBER, DATE STAMP, TIME STAMP
          Ex: "SIx 2 (CDX/NSX/NTX), Clipper 5.2x, 2.00.01, 06/17/94, 05:20a"

  Description:  Reports the SIx Driver version number and sub-version
                information

  (*) : Keep in mind that Sx_Version(1) returns a date value (type "D"),
        while all other parameters return a character string (type "C").
        If you intend to use the return value of Sx_Version(1) as a string,
        you'll need to convert it using Clipper's DTOC() or DTOS() function.