Yes. Use this command for each individual file:
BUTIL -STAT <filename>
And look for the File Version line.
You can also use our ListStat tool, available from www.goldstarsoftware.com/tools.asp, with a command like this:
LISTSTAT *.* /MCF
This will give you a comma-delimited list of files and their respective versions. (Add other command line switches to get things like record counts, too.)
Or, our BtrvInfo tool (same web page) can be used in a batch script iterating over your files. Use the command "BTRVINFO /VE" to return the file version into the ERROR_LEVEL batch file variable. You can then use an IF statement to check the ERROR_LEVEL coming back and branch to a rebuild function if the return code is less than a specific value.