List installed packages using imcl commands

We can run the listInstalledPackages command with either the -long or the -verbose option, but not both.

Use the -long option:

Results:

Running the listInstalledPackages command with the -features and -long options returns a longer description of the packages and the features that are included in the repository. The listInstalledPackages command with -features lists only installed features. The returned information is in this format:

Use the -verbose option to show more information when we run the listInstalledPackages command. Do not use the -verbose option with the -features option. Using the -verbose option returns information in this format:

For 64-bit operating systems, information about the architecture shows.  For 32-bit operating systems, the architecture information does not show. Running the listInstalledPackages command with the -rollbackVersions option returns a list of package versions that we can roll back to. We can then specify a package version for the rollback command. The returned information is in this format:

Running the listInstalledPackages command with the -rollbackVersions option and -features returns the information in this format:

Running the listInstalledPackages command with the -rollbackVersions option, -features option and -long option returns the information in this format:

Running the listInstalledPackages command with the -rollbackVersions option and -long option returns the information in this format:


What to do next

After listing the installed packages, use the imcl commands to install additional packages or updates. We can also roll back packages to previous versions.



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