Saving Update

The created update can be saved as an update file and as a repository object. After saving the update, proceed to its installation.

When the update is saved, the update list can be exported to the *.txt file.

Saving Update to File

To save the created update to a file:

When one of the operations is executed, the object sorting confirmation dialog box opens. On confirmation, objects are automatically sorted, otherwise the object order remains the same.

The update will be saved to the file with the name Update_<repository name_time_date>.

When one of the operations is executed, the object sorting confirmation dialog box opens. On confirmation, objects are automatically sorted, otherwise the object order remains the same.

Specify name and path to the file in the standard file saving dialog box. The update file has the *.pefx extension. Click the Save button to save the update file.

When saving an update opened from a file, this dialog box will not open. To save the update with a new name, select the Update > Save As main menu item. After executing this command specify name and path to the update file to be saved in the dialog box that opens.

The following types of files are available on saving depending on whether the update file is opened or created:

NOTE. When separating administrators roles the Update File.pefx type is not available on saving.

Saving Update to Repository

To save the created update to repository, select the Update > Save to Repository main menu item. Specify name and oath to the update file to be saved in the dialog box with repository objects that opens.

NOTE. The update can be saved to repository only in the desktop application.

To save the update opened from repository:

To save the update opened from the repository with a new name, select the Update > Save As main menu item. After executing this command specify name and path to the update file to be saved in the dialog box that opens.

After executing one of the operations the update will be saved as repository object. This object can be used to create new update files with the *.pefx extension.

See also:

Creating an Update