The interim fix package display

The emgr command's -d flag displays the contents and topology of the efix package. The -d flag works with the -v (verbosity) flag. The default verbosity level is 1, but you can set the level to 1, 2, or 3. The syntax for interim fix package display is as follows:

emgr -d -e interim fixPackage | -f ListFile [-w Directory] [-v{1|2|3}]

For example, to get a level 1 verbosity output on the interim fix package test.102403.epkg.Z, type the following command.

# emgr -d test.102403.epkg.Z

The verbosity levels include the following information:

LEVEL 1

Lists one interim fix per line with the following information:

• Label for the interim fix package
• Interim fix files contained in the package
• Target location for each interim fix file

LEVEL 2

Lists the following information:

• All LEVEL 1 information
• Abstract
• Reboot requirement (yes or no)
• Prerequisite files needed
• Pre-install script
• Post-install script
• Pre-remove script
• Post-remove script
• File type for each interim fix file

LEVEL 3

Lists the following information:

• All LEVEL 2 information
• Packaging date for each interim fix file
• Virtually unique ID (VUID) for each package
• File size for each interim fix file
• Checksum for each interim fix file
• Package for each interim fix file
• Description of each interim fix file
• Contents of installation scripts and control files, if they are readable text
• Reboot scenario for each interim fix file
• Prerequisites of interim fix file on other interim fix files
• Packages that will be locked when the interim fix is installed
• Interim fixes that will be superseded when the interim fix is installed