display patch-information
Function
The display patch-information command displays information about system patches, including running, activated, and deactivated patches.
Usage Guidelines
Patches are the software that is compatible with system software, and are used to fix urgent bugs in system software. You can install patches to upgrade the system without upgrading system files.
The system can only read information about loaded patches. That is, the display patch-information command displays information only about patches that have been loaded.
If you want to replace a patch, you must uninstall the patch before you install a substitute patch. You can run this command to check whether the system has loaded a patch and the patch status.
Example
# Display the history record of the patch.
<sysname> display patch-information history
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* The patch command history, as follows: *
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time(Y.M.D/HH:MM:SS) state size patch-package name
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2015.06.27/16:16:45 Running 7586 patch_v5r1_shell.pat
# Display information about the patch in the system.
<sysname> display patch-information Patch Package Name :xx.pat Patch Package Version:xx The state of the patch state file is: Active The current state is: Active
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
time |
When the patch status changes |
state |
Patch status:
|
size |
Size of the patch, in bytes |
patch-package name |
Patch name |
The state of the patch state file |
Indicates the next running status of the patch |
The current state |
Indicates the current running status of the patch |