swlist -a applied_patches fileset_name
For example:
$ swlist -a applied_patches Xserver.AGRM
#Initializing...
#Contacting target "chb26006"...
#Target: chb26006:/
Xserver.Runtime.AGRM
For more information see the Software Distributor Administration Guide on the HP Business Support Center website at
Supersession
Supersession is the process of replacing an earlier patch with a new patch. A new patch supersedes all previous patches for its particular patch chain. Upon installation of the new (superseding) patch, its files replace files of the patches being superseded. Patches for
A series of patches form a supersession chain. A supersession chain includes the following:
•The nonpatch software product being patched.
•Each patch that fixes the nonpatch software product.
•Each patch that fixes the patches.
Figure 3-1 shows a simple, hypothetical supersession chain in which a product has been superseded by PHXX_31937, which in turn has been superseded by PHXX_32384, which has been superseded by PHXX_43826. In general, patch numbers increase along a patch supersession chain.
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