Michael, For your issue, you do not need to use PCA to get a listing. showrev -p | grep 113280 should do the trick. If the output comes up with a revision lesser than desired, then use PCA to download the patch and install it.
-GGR -- Rajiv G Gunja Blog: http://ossrocks.blogspot.com 2008/12/4 Michael Schmarck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi. > > It would be very helpful, if PCA could also display the > „requested revision" of a patch. > > $ pca -l 113280-07 > Using /var/tmp/patchdiag.xref from Dec/02/08 > Host: sys05 (SunOS 5.9/Generic_122300-17/sparc/sun4u) > List: 113280-07 (1/189) > > Patch IR CR RSB Age Synopsis > ------ -- - -- --- --- ------------------------------ > 113280 08 < 09 R-- 189 SunOS 5.9: cpio patch > > Here we can easily see that I have 113280-08 installed > and that 113280-09 is the current revision. But it would > also be nice, if the „requested revision" („RR") would > be displayed in the patch line. This would allow to more > easily check if a patch needs to be installed or not. > In the example given above, I would actually not install > the patch, because some document (infodoc 72099 in this > case) requests that at least rev. 07 of 113280 needs to > be installed. And that requirement is met, when 08 is > installed and thus I do not need to take any action at > all (as far as that patch is concerned). > > Cheers, > Michael > > >
