Checking which Hot Fixes are Applied

Should a problem arise that you cannot resolve by taking the appropriate action described in the relevant error message (documented in the JADEMsgs.pdf file) and your JADE licences include support, you may be asked for your current JADE version information in addition to the log files and user mode or process dumps specified in the previous section.

If you are uncertain of which hot fixes are applied to your JADE database, you can perform the following actions to determine exactly which hot fixes have been applied.

Run the jverinfo JADE Version Information utility to obtain your current system and file versions. This stand-alone utility enables you to output your current JADE version information, the consolidated release you are running, and the hot-fixes with which you are running. Although you may think you have applied fixes, you may sometimes find that your records do not reflect the JADE system information itself.
In the RootSchema, call the Schema class getAppliedPatches method to return a string containing all patches applied by a schema load to system schemas in your database. For details about the format of the string returned by this method, see the getAppliedPatches method in Volume 2 of the JADE Encyclopaedia of Classes.