plist   [ -name <package name> ]
		[ -gen <all|nogenerated|onlygenerated> ]
		[ -archive [<package archive name>] ]
		[ -class [<java class name>] ]
		[ -resource [<java resource name>] ] 
		[ -compact ]
		[ -inactive ]

This command lists packages installed in the system. The list shows an overview of each package's user, version, repository, revision, and date. You can use options to filter packages and view detailed information such as archives, java classes, and resources.

Option	Description

Option	Description
-name <package name>	Use this option to show package info for `<package name>`.
-gen <nogenerated\|onlygenerated\|all>	Use this option to show packages that are generated by Ultra and APL configurations.
-archive [ <package archive name> ]	Use this option to show archive information for `<package archive name>`. Omit `<package archive name>` to show information for all archives.
-class [ <java class name> ]	Use this option together with `archive <package archive name>` to show class information for an archive. Omit <java class name> to show information for all classes.
-resource [ <java resource name> ]	Use this option together with `archive <package archive name>` option to show resource information for an archive. Omit `<java resource name>` to show information for all resources.
-compact	Use this option to show the package information in a compact format.
-inactive	Use this option to show the packages currently not activated by the license.

Example - Using the -name flag

$ mzsh <username>/<password> plist -name Core

Output:

Overview of Core:
 Version: 7.2.0.0
 Repository: 
 Revision: ae3245cb47185027d32f28c2098af8fdd0f724db
 Date: 2015-09-02 17:35:38

Example - Using the -gen flag

Output:

Example - Using the -archive flag

Output:

Return Codes

Listed below are the different return codes for the plist command:

Code	Description

Code	Description
0	Will be returned if the command was successful.
1	Will be returned if the command was unsuccessful.