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Using this OBS Assist, you can find ERs and patches easily. | Using this OBS Assist, you can find ERs and patches easily. | ||
* Go to Category | * Go to Category Emergency Releases or Patches and look for your system, patch number or ERs as a category or as a page. | ||
* Search for your DevOps number using the search bar at the top - this will show | * Search for your DevOps number using the search bar at the top - this will show the patch and ER number on which the DevOps log was released. | ||
* Search for the package and version if known using the search bar. | * Search for the package and version if known using the search bar. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:45, 2 June 2025
Sometimes it is necessary to check whether patches or emergency releases have been made to a system.
Identify the patch or ER
You can identify the patch number from the system e.g. in CTMS:
- Check your MAIN form - the patch version is shown on the form.
Using this OBS Assist, you can find ERs and patches easily.
- Go to Category Emergency Releases or Patches and look for your system, patch number or ERs as a category or as a page.
- Search for your DevOps number using the search bar at the top - this will show the patch and ER number on which the DevOps log was released.
- Search for the package and version if known using the search bar.
Check the Patch Level
Using PL/SQL deveoper (or other database query tool) check table RELEASE_HISTORY.
select * from release_history where patch_no like '%47%' order by version desc, patch_no desc If the ER number or patch is there, the release has been done and the functionality is available.
