Thanks for the response. I implemented and it works great! Is there anyway to only print out the ones that changed? For example if the old version was 836 and the new version was 840 then only print out 
Update aht set minor = 4 #DBVersion 8.3.6
Update aht set revision = 0 #DBVersion 8.4.6

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Or if the old was 836 and the new was 837 only print out 
Update aht set revision = 7 #DBVersion 8.3.6

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In reply to Re^2: Trying to avoid 9 conditionals by techsan02
in thread Trying to avoid 9 conditionals by techsan02

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