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07-08-2005 04:06 PM
07-08-2005 04:06 PM
Hello All,
How can I find out a file(executable) part of which product bundle in HPUX? Like lvextend is part of 'LVM' product.
Thanks
Sudeesh
How can I find out a file(executable) part of which product bundle in HPUX? Like lvextend is part of 'LVM' product.
Thanks
Sudeesh
The most predictable thing in life is its unpredictability
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07-08-2005 04:26 PM
07-08-2005 04:26 PM
Re: How to find out a file part of which product bundle?
Hi Sudeesh,
I think there is no straight forward method to know this reason being that a executable may be there in more than one bundle with different versions. The only way is to know what that executable is intended for i.e. here extending the lv.
This is because you will find a common command like lvextend in HPUX OS release 10.20 of Dec01 & will find the same command in HPUX OS Release 11.00 of Dec04 but the vesions of the same two commands could have been different. Moreover the behaviour of the command also changes when you apply certain patches related to these commands.
HTH,
Devender
I think there is no straight forward method to know this reason being that a executable may be there in more than one bundle with different versions. The only way is to know what that executable is intended for i.e. here extending the lv.
This is because you will find a common command like lvextend in HPUX OS release 10.20 of Dec01 & will find the same command in HPUX OS Release 11.00 of Dec04 but the vesions of the same two commands could have been different. Moreover the behaviour of the command also changes when you apply certain patches related to these commands.
HTH,
Devender
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07-08-2005 05:50 PM
07-08-2005 05:50 PM
Re: How to find out a file part of which product bundle?
Gr8!! Ermin's solution did the Magic....
Thank You
Sudeesh
Thank You
Sudeesh
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