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Backing Out an Installed Change Package

The process of backing out an installed change package differs between an All environment and a DP/P environment.

Backing Out in an All Environment

For an A environment, follow these steps.

  1. Access the Backout Change Package panel.

  2. On the Backout Change Package panel, type the Package ID of the package you want to back out and press Enter. The site - Backout Reasons panel (CMNBKRSN) is displayed.

    CMNBKRSN                       SERT6 - Backout Reasons
    Command ===>__________________________________________________________
    
           Package: ACTP000039     Status: BAS     Install date: 20150225
    Backout reasons:______________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    
  3. On the site - Backout Reasons panel, type up to nine lines of text explaining the reason why the package is being backed out. You must type at least one character on the panel. Press Enter.

  4. When package components are backed out of production libraries and baseline libraries are reverse rippled, the package status is changed to BAK, as shown here on the Change Package List panel.

    CMNLIST3            Change Package             List Row 1 to 1 of 1
    Command ===>                                       Scroll ===> CSR
    
       Package    Sta Install  Lvl Type    Work request Dept Promote Aud Creator
       ACTP000039 BAK 20150225 SMP PLN/PRM 100001000106 IDD          USER015
    ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************
    

Note

You must back out and revert a package before you can change the components in a package. For revert instructions, see Reverting in an All Environment.

Backing Out at a Remote Site

Backing out a package in a P instance at a remote site is performed the same as backing out on an A instance.

Note

You can back out a package at all installed sites from the D or DP instance where the package was created. There is no requirement to logon to a P instance to back out a package there.

Backing Out in a DP/P Environment

For a DP/P instance, follow these steps.

  1. Access the Backout Change Package panel.

  2. On the Backout Change Package panel, type the Package ID of the package you want to back out, and press Enter.

  3. If the package is installed at more than one site, the Backout: Site Information panel (CMNBKSTI) is displayed.

    CMNBKSTI               Backout: Site Information                      Row 1 to 2 of 2
    Command ===>                                                         Scroll ===> CSR
    
              Package: ACTP000039     Creator: USER015       Status: BAS
    
       Site   Install  from to   Primary/backup contacts  Phone numbers   STATUS
     _ SERT7  20150225 0001 2359 KIKA HALEMANU            808-555-1213      BAS
                                 IAN THOMPSON             808-555-1215
     S SERT6  20150225 0001 2359 HUNG NGUYEN              808-555-1214      INS
                                 WENWEI HAN               808-555-1212
    ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************
    
  4. On the Backout: Site Information panel, select one or more sites from which you want to back the package out, and press Enter. The site - Backout Reasons panel (CMNBKRSN) is displayed for the first selected site.

    CMNBKRSN                       SERT6 - Backout Reasons
    Command ===>__________________________________________________________
    
           Package: ACTP000039     Status: BAS     Install date: 20150225
    Backout reasons:______________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________
    
  5. On the site - Backout Reasons panel, type up to nine lines of text explaining the reason why the package is being backed out. You must type at least one character on the panel. Press Enter.

  6. If the site from which you are backing out the package is a remote site, the Submit Remote Backout Request panel is displayed. The backout request job is submitted by the D or DP instance, and it connects to the P instance using TCP/IP to request the backout.

    CMNBKJCD                  Submit Remote Backout Request
    Command ===>
    
        Site: SERT6    Package: ACTP000039    Creator: USER015 Status: INS
    Job Statement Information:
        //USER015A JOB (X170,374),'S7.V810',____________________________________
        // CLASS=A,MSGCLASS=X,NOTIFY=USER015____________________________________
        //*_____________________________________________________________________
        //*_____________________________________________________________________
    
  7. Update the Job Statement Information, if necessary, and press Enter to submit the remote backout request job.

  8. If you selected additional sites for backout, the site-Backout Reasons panel is displayed for each site. Type backout reasons for each site, and submit the remote backout request if required.

  9. When backout is completed for a site, the Site Status on the Backout: Site Information panel is changed to BAK.

    CMNBKSTI               Backout: Site Information                      Row 1 to 2 of 2
    Command ===>                                                         Scroll ===> CSR
    
              Package: ACTP000039     Creator: USER015       Status: BAS
    
       Site   Install  from to   Primary/backup contacts  Phone numbers   STATUS
     _ SERT7  20150225 0001 2359 KIKA HALEMANU            808-555-1213      BAS
                                 IAN THOMPSON             808-555-1215
     S SERT6  20150225 0001 2359 HUNG NGUYEN              808-555-1214      BAK
                                 WENWEI HAN               808-555-1212
    ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************
    
  10. When all sites are in BAK status (package components are backed out of production libraries at all sites, and baseline libraries are reverse rippled), the package status is changed to BAK.

    CMNBKSTI               Backout: Site Information                      Row 1 to 2 of 2
    Command ===>                                                         Scroll ===> CSR
    
              Package: ACTP000039     Creator: USER015       Status: BAS
    
       Site   Install  from to   Primary/backup contacts  Phone numbers   STATUS
     _ SERT7  20150225 0001 2359 KIKA HALEMANU            808-555-1213      BAK
                                 IAN THOMPSON             808-555-1215
     S SERT6  20150225 0001 2359 HUNG NGUYEN              808-555-1214      BAK
                                 WENWEI HAN               808-555-1212
    ******************************* Bottom of data ********************************
    

Note

You must back out and revert all sites before you can change a package component. For revert instructions, see Reverting in a DP/P Environment.