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Axel Faust edited this page Feb 20, 2017 · 2 revisions

The Applied Patches tool shows all the patch instances that have been "applied" to the Alfresco Content Repository. The "applied"-part actually means all patches that have been defined at least once during a startup of the Repository, but does not necessarily mean that the patches listed have actually all been executed.

Applied Patches tool

Information presented on this screen includes:

  • ID: the configured (bean) ID of the patch instance when it was executed - note that any patch applied in earlier versions of Alfresco may no longer be included in the Spring configuration, but will still be listed here
  • Description: the description configured for the patch instance, which may have be localised for the locale the server was running in when the patch was applied
  • Applied on: the ISO 8601 timestamp for the date/time on which the patch was applied
  • Schema version: the revision number of the schema that was active on the server when the patch was applied (the value defined in classpath:alfresco/version.properties within the web application)
  • Server: the full label/name of the Alfresco version at the time the patch was applied (constructed from various values in classpath:alfresco/version.properties)
  • From schema version: the specified lower bound of the schema revision number against which this patch was targeted
  • To schema version: the specified upper bound of the schema revision number against which this patch was targeted
  • Was executed: obviously a flag wether this patch has actually been executed or not
  • Success: obviously a flag wether the execution of the patch succeeded or not
  • Report: any textual description about the outcome of the patch or the reason why it was not executed
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