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Matthew More
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Mar 06 '23, 5:05 a.m.

 hi,

Im installing new jazz server DNG 6.0.2 and my question is, should i install iFix using insulation manager on all servers or only on JTS?
QM, RM,DCC,CMM,DB are installed on separate servers 


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almsupport alm
Feb 14 '23, 4:26 a.m.

 HI,


In our environment QM, RM,CCM,DB are installed on separate servers.
Can i update i fix only for RM server?
Is it possible?
otherwise it will effect any other

Regards,
Nageswari 

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HuaXiao Jiang
Mar 06 '23, 5:05 a.m.

how to clear elm cache and was application cache

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HuaXiao Jiang
Feb 14 '23, 2:17 a.m.

OK,Thanks

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Diana Kraaijeveld
JAZZ DEVELOPER (607●2●8) Mar 20 '17, 5:09 a.m.

The steps you found are correct.
The zip file mentioned in step c is inside the Ifix  .zip you download. Of course the name difference depending on the Ifix. Also included in this .zip  is a readme, that contains detailed instructions on how to apply the Ifix.

So as for your initial question:
Yes, the Ifix should be applied on all servers (QM, RM,DCC,CCM and JTS), because Ifixes contain fixes for all these products.

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Matthew More
(40●3●13) Mar 20 '17, 4:13 a.m.

 I found some article : 


To install the server patch:


a. Stop the CLM server.
b. Verify whether the following directory exists: <server_installation_directory>/server/patch.
    -If the directory exists, back up and then remove its contents. 
    -If the directory does not exist, create it.
c. Copy the server patch file, CLM_server_patch_6.0.2.0-CALM602M-I20170120-0014.zip, into the /server/patch directory.
d. Clear the application server cache. For instructions on clearing the cache, consult the application server's detailed documentation. For instructions on what to remove, see the "To clear the application cache on WebSphere Application Server", "To clear the application cache on WebSphere Liberty Server" and "To clear the application cache on Apache Tomcat" sections in this file.
e. Start the CLM server. 
f. Run repotools-<app> -clean for each application that is installed to clear the repotools cache. Note: This will also display the help output. For instance:
   - repotools-jts -clean
   - repotools-ccm -clean
   - repotools-qm -clean
   - repotools-rm -clean
g. To ensure that the Data Collection Component mapping files are correctly updated, please follow the instructions in the DATA COLLECTION COMPONENT INSTRUCTIONS section below


Note: For a distributed CLM deployment, complete the same steps on each server, including the DCC server, if the DCC component exists on a separate machine.
    


    


    
just to be sure in few words ... 
    
stop machine 
    
copy fix pack
    
start machine 
    
run repotools-xxx -clean  on each machine

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Rakesh S
(391●13) Mar 05 '23, 11:19 p.m.

To clear the application and class cache on WebSphere Application Server:


Remove the contents from these directories under the profile root:

<WASInstall>/AppServer/profiles/<profile-name>/temp

<WASInstall>/AppServer/profiles/<profile-name>/wstemp


Note: Just remove only the contents and not the entire directory.


For UNIX platforms, run the following script: <WebSphere_HOME>/bin/clearClassCache.sh 

For Windows platforms, run the following script: <WebSphere_HOME>\bin\clearClassCache.bat

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