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SD-UX commands work on a hierarchy of software
objects - bundles, products, subproducts and filesets
- that make up the applications or operating systems you want to
manage. Title not available (SD-UX Software Structure ) - Bundles
Collections of filesets, possibly from several different products,
that are "encapsulated" by HP for a specific purpose. Bundles can
be stored in software depots and copied, installed, removed, listed,
configured and verified as single entities. Only HP can create bundles
and all HP-UX 10.X OS software is packaged in bundles. Bundles,
since they are groups of filesets, are NOT necessarily supersets
of products. - Products
Collections of subproducts (optional) and filesets. The SD-UX
commands maintain a product focus but still allow you to specify
subproducts and filesets. Different versions of software can be defined for different
platforms and operating systems, as well as different revisions
(releases) of the product itself. Several different versions could
be included on one distribution media or depot. However, you cannot
mix Series 700 and 800 software on a single depot. - Subproducts
Subproducts are used to group logically related filesets within
a product if the product contains several filesets. - Filesets
Filesets include the all the files and control
scripts that make up a product. They are the smallest
manageable (selectable) SD-UX software object. Filesets can only
be part of a single product but they could be included in several
different HP-UX bundles.
SD-UX commands refer to this product structure in the form: bundle[.]
or
product[.[subproduct.]fileset] |
with periods separating each level. |
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