If a Patch is applied when was it applied and what are the files affected by this patch

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  Patch: Enter the patch number in this field.

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  Applied Within Last <number> Days: This field allows you to
  restrict the search to a specific timeframe. The default is 60 days.

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  Applied From Date <begin date> To Date <end date>: This
  field allows you to search for patches that were applied during a
  specified period of time. Click the calendar icon to select the date or
  enter the date directly in the field. Some examples for the use of this
  field are:

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  Enter only the begin date. This search returns all patches applied from the begin date through today’s date.

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  Enter only the end date. This search returns all patches applied up to the end date.

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  Enter the begin date and the end date. This search returns all patches applied between the begin date and the end date.

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  Language: This drop-down list allows you to select the language of a
  patch to be queried. You can select only one language in this field. To
  select multiple languages, go to the Applied Patches Advanced Search
  page.

Advanced Search

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  Applications System Name (required): Defaults to the name of your
  Oracle E-Business Suite system. If you have migrated applied patches
  information from another system, and want to search those records, enter
  the name of that system.

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  APPL_TOP: Select Name and enter the name of the APPL_TOP where the patches were applied.

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  Product: Enter the product short name of the product that owns the
  patch in this field. The product short names for gl, ap, and fa are
  SQLGL, SQLAP, and OFA respectively. For all other products, the short
  name is the uppercase equivalent to the product abbreviation. For
  example, “AD” or “INV”. This field is not case sensitive.

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  Patch: Enter the patch number in this field.

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  Applied Within Last <number> Days: Restricts the timeframe during which the patches were applied.

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  Applied From Date <begin date> To Date <end date>:
  Narrows the search to a specified period of time. Click the calendar
  icon to select the date or enter the date directly in the field.

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  Language: Select the language of a patch to be queried. Select one
  language or multiple languages in the Available Languages box and click
  the Move button.

Search Results

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  Patch Name: Name of the patch.

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  Patch Description: Describes the patch.

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  Merged Patches: Lists patches that have been merged.

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  APPL_TOP Name: Name of the APPL_TOP where the patches were applied.

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  Language: Patch language.

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  Completion Date: Date and time the patch application was completed.

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  Details: Provides access to the Patch Details report.

File History Search Pages
Simple Search

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  File Name (required): Enter the name of a file in this field. Do not
  include a directory path. This field is case-sensitive and accepts a %
  wildcard symbol in combination with literal characters.

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  Applied Within Last <number> days: Enter the number of days to include in the search. The default is 60 days.

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  Changed From Date <begin date> To Date <end date>:
  Search for files that were updated during a specified period of time.
  Click the calendar icon to select the date or enter the date directly in
  the field. Some examples for the use of this field are.

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  Enter only the begin date. This search returns file history information from the begin date through today’s date.

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  Enter only the end date. This search returns file history information up to the end date.

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  Enter the begin date and the end date. This search returns file history information between the begin date and the end date.

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  Language: Select the language of a file to be queried. You can
  select only one language in this field. To select multiple languages, go
  to the File History Advanced Search page.

Advanced Search

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  Applications System Name (required): Defaults to the name of your
  Oracle E-Business Suite. If you have migrated file history information
  from another system, and want to search those records, enter the name of
  that system.

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  APPL_TOP name: Name of the APPL_TOP containing the file.

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  File Name (required): Enter the name of a file in this field. Do not
  include a directory path. This field is case-sensitive and accepts a %
  wildcard symbol in combination with literal characters.

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  Latest Version Only: The options are Yes or No. Yes returns
  information for only the latest version of the file. No returns
  information for all versions of the selected file.

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  Applied Within Last <number> days: Enter the number of days.

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  Changed From Date <begin date> To Date <end date>:
  Search for file history information spanning a specified period of time.
  Click the calendar icon to select the date or enter the date directly
  in the field.

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  Language: Select the language of a patch to be queried. Select one
  language or multiple languages in the Available Languages box and click
  the Move button.

Search Results

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  APPL_TOP Name: This is the name of the APPL_TOP containing the files.

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  Product: Name of the product that owns the file.

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  Directory: Directory path where the file is located.

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  File: Name of the file.

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  Version: Version number of the file.

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  Changed Date: Date this version of the file was updated by a patch.

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  Patch Details: Click on the patch number to see the Patch Details report for the patch in which the file was included.

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  Action: Click on the icon to see the Action Summary report for the action that updated the file.

Patch Details

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  Select: This option button determines which driver file details are
  presented in the Timing Details report, Files Copied report, the Bug
  Fixes report, or the Action Summary report.

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  Driver File: Name of the driver file.

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  Start Date: Date and time the application of the driver file began.

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  End Date: Date and time the application of the driver file was complete.

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  AutoPatch Options: Displays any command line options used to run the driver file.

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  Platform: Platform of the driver file.

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  Patch Top: Location of the driver when it was run.

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  Codelevel Introduced: Link to the Codelevel Introduced report for the patch.

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  Timing Details: Takes you to the AutoPatch Timing Details report.

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  Files Copied: Takes you to the Files Copied report.

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  Bug Fixes: Takes you to the Bug Fixes report.

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  Action Summary: Takes you to the Action Summary report.