sagcc exec provisioning fixes install

Installs fixes from a fix repository. The Platform Manager on which you install the fixes must have access to a fix repository.

Before installing fixes using this command, see Before Installing Fixes and Support Patches.

Syntax

Command Central syntax:

sagcc exec provisioning fixes node_alias repo_name install
[products=productId,productId2]
[artifacts=fixName1[_version],fixName2[_version] |
FixId1, FixId2]   [options]

Not supported on Platform Manager.

Arguments and Options

Argument or Option	Description
node_alias	Required. The alias of the target node on which to install fixes.
repo_name	Required. The name of the fix repository from which to install fixes.
[products= productId, productId2]	Optional. The IDs of the products for which you want to install fixes.
[artifacts= fixName1[_version], fixName2[_version] \| FixId1, FixId2]	Optional. The fix names or Empower fix IDs of the fixes to install. If you specify fix names, you can specify the fix version.
[options]	Optional. The command allows all options supported by the Command Line Interface. For a description of the options, seeCommon Options.

Usage Notes

If you do not specify any values for the artifacts argument, the command installs the latest version of the official fixes available in a fix repository. If you specify a fix name without a version in the artifacts argument, the command installs the latest fix with the specified name. If you specify fix names with a version, or an Empower fix ID in the artifacts argument, the command installs only the specified fixes. The difference between using a fix name with a version and the Empower fix ID is the version format. If the list of fix names or IDs includes engineering fixes, the command installs the specified engineering fixes.

To find the fix names or Empower fix IDs, run the sagcc list repository fixes content command or view the contents of the fix repository in the Command Central web user interface.

When installing products on nodes version 9.12 or lower from a mirror repository, if you change the credentials of the Platform Manager on which the mirror repository is stored, you must also update the mirror repository credentials. Use the sagcc update repository fixes command to update the mirror repository credentials.

Examples When Executing on Command Central

To install all fixes in a master fix repository with name “repo1” for all products installed on a target node with alias “sag01”:

sagcc exec provisioning fixes sag01 repo1 install

To install all fixes from an image repository with name “MyFixes” for all products installed on a target node with alias “sag01”:

sagcc exec provisioning fixes sag01 MyFixes install

To install the fixes with names “wMFix.SPM.TEST1” and “wMFix.SPM.TEST2” and their dependencies from a master repository with name “repo1” on a remote node with alias “sag01”:

sagcc exec provisioning fixes sag01 repo1 install
artifacts=wMFix.SPM.TEST1,wMFix.SPM.TEST2

To install all fixes in a fix repository with name “repo1” for the products with IDs “SPM” and “OSGI”:

sagcc exec provisioning fixes sag01 repo1 install
products=SPM,OSGI

To install the fixes with IDs “CCE_10.2_CCE_SPMplugin_Fix2” and “CCE_10.2_CLI_Fix2” and their dependencies from a master repository with name “repo1” on a remote node with alias “sag01”:

sagcc exec provisioning fixes sag01 repo1 install
artifacts=CCE_10.2_CCE_SPMplugin_Fix2,CCE_10.2_CLI_Fix2

To install the fix with ID “CCE_10.2_CCE_SPMplugin_Fix2” and the latest fix with name “wMFix.SPM.TEST1” and their dependencies from a master repository with name “repo1” on a remote node with alias “sag01”:

sagcc exec provisioning fixes sag01 repo1 install
artifacts=CCE_10.2_CCE_SPMplugin_Fix2,wMFix.SPM.TEST1