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You
can control the appearance and content of your lists by changing
list default values in the defaults file /var/adm/sw/defaults
or $HOME/.sw/defaults. Values
in this file are specified using the command.option=value
syntax. You can also change option values from the command line
via the -x option=value
option. List Defaults | |
Instead of repeatedly specifying the software levels and attributes
on the command line each time you invoke swlist,
you may use two special defaults: level= and
one_liner=. Title not available (List Defaults ) - level=
This default pre-determines what level
to list: product, subproduct, fileset or file. For example, by setting
this default to level=fileset, future swlist
commands would always list everything down to, and including, filesets
for each host, depot or product selected. - one_liner="attribute attribute attribute"
Specifies the attributes (revision, size, title, etc.) the
default listing should present. These attributes are separated by
<tab> or <space> and enclosed in quotes (" ").
Several attributes may be chosen but a particular attribute may
not exist for all applicable software levels (product/subproduct/fileset).
For example, the software attribute title
is available for bundles, products, subproducts and filesets, but
the attribute architecture is only available
for products.
In the absence of the -v
or -a option in your command,
swlist will always display
the information as described in the one_liner=
default for each software object level (bundle, products, subproducts
and filesets), not for files. More swlist Examples | |
In
the following examples, swlist
requests are sent to the standard output. All examples assume the
one_liner= default is "revision size
title" and the level= default is "product." List the contents of the local tape
depot, /dev/rmt/0m: swlist -d @ /dev/rmt/0m
or
swlist -s /dev/rmt/0m |
AUDIT 3.5 9834 Trusted Systems Auditing Utils
COMMANDS 1.7 4509 Core Command Set
C-LANG 2.5 5678 C Programming Language
NETWORKING 2.1 9072 Network Software
KERNEL 1.4 56908 Kernel Libraries and Headers
VUE 1.3 5489 Vue (Instant Ignition Release)
WINDOWS 2.06 10423 Windowing Products |
List all the media attributes of the local tape
depot, /dev/rmt/0m: swlist -v -l depot @ /dev/rmt/0m
or
swlist -vl depot -s dev/rmt/0m |
type distribution
tag CORE OS
description HP-UX Core Operating System Software Disk
number B2358-13601
mod_date June 1998 |
List the README file for product, OS_CORE installed
on the local host: readme:
****************
* Introduction *
****************
The Release Notes for HP-UX Release X.0 contain an overview of the
new/changed product features that are included in the release. For
detailed information about these features, refer to the appropriate
product manuals. This document does not contain information about
software changes made as a result of a Service Request; that
information may be found in the Software Release Bulletin (SRB) for
Release X.0.
********************
* Hardware Support *
********************
The HP 9000 Model XXX is no longer supported.
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List the products stored in the software depot on
host1 located at /swmedia. For this example
assume the swlist one_liner
is: "title size architecture": swlist -d @ host1:/swmedia |
FRAME Frame Documentation Pkg 2319 HP-UX_9000_Series_AorB
FRAME Frame Documentation Pkg 2458 OSF1_9000_Series_1.0
ME30 3-D Mechanical Eng 5698 HP-UX_9000_Series300_AorB
SOFTBENCH Softbench Development Env 4578 HP-UX_9000_Series300
TEAMWORK Teamwork Design/Analysis 3478 HP-UX_9000_Series300/400 |
Note that the media contains two revisions of the FRAME product.
Listing Patches | |
You can use swlist to list software patches and their status.
See “Listing Patches” for more
information. |
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