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# cd /usr/lpp/ssp/ssp.basic/2.1.0.10
# ls -las
total 40
4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root system 512 May 14 15:43 .
4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root system 512 Apr 24 18:30 ..
4 -r--r--r-- 1 root system 1902 Apr 23 17:13 README
4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root system 512 Apr 23 17:15 inst_root
4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root system 15 Apr 23 17:13 productid
12 -rw-r--r-- 1 root system 9630 Apr 23 17:13 ssp.basic.fixdata
# view ssp.basic.fixdata
fix:
name = IX56314
abstract = Vanderbilt PTF
type = f
filesets =
″
ssp.authent:2.1.0.2\n\
ssp.basic:2.1.0.10\n\
ssp.clients:2.1.0.5\n\
ssp.csd.cmi:2.1.0.1\n\
ssp.csd.hsd:2.1.0.2\n\
ssp.csd.vsd:2.1.0.4\n\
ssp.css:2.1.0.8\n\
ssp.docs:2.1.0.4\n\
ssp.gui:2.1.0.6\n\
ssp.jm:2.1.0.2\n\
ssp.public:2.1.0.2\n\
ssp.sysctl:2.1.0.2\n\
ssp.sysman:2.1.0.7\n\
ssp.top:2.1.0.2\n\
″
symptom =
″″
fix:
name = IX54093
abstract = Slot attrs to Frame class missing on install
″
ssp.basic.fixdata
″ [
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The
lslpp
command lists software products. It displays information about
installed filesets or fileset updates. The FilesetName parameter is the name of a
software product. The FixID (also known as PTF or program temporary fix ID)
parameter specifies the identifier of an update to an AIX 3.2 formatted fileset.
When only the -l (lowercase L) flag is entered, the
lslpp
command displays the
latest installed level of the fileset specified for the AIX 3.1 and 4.1 formatted
filesets. The base level fileset is displayed for the AIX 3.2 formatted filesets.
When the -a flag is entered along with the -l flag, the
lslpp
command displays
information about all installed filesets for the FilesetName specified.
The -I (uppercase i) flag combined with the -l (lowercase L) flag specifies that the
output from the lslpp command should be limited to base level filesets.
The -d, -f, -h, -i, -l (lowercase L), -L, and -p flags request different types of output
reports.
The -a, -c, -J, -O, and -q flags specify the amount and format of the information
that is displayed in the report.
The default value for the FilesetName parameter is
all, which displays
information about all installed software products. Pattern matching characters,
such as * (asterisk) and ? (question mark), are valid in the ProductName and
FixID parameters. You do not have to enclose these characters in
′ ′
(single
quotes). However, using single quotes prevents you from searching the contents
of your present directory.
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