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Understanding the PATCH flag
The flat PATCH has to be used, if a file shall be included into a patch product. The flag can be assigned at the moment to scp items "File" and "RegistryItem". So the patch can add or exchange files and write entries into the Windows Registry. The PATCH flag has to be assigned to every file, that was changed after the final release of a product, if this file shall be included into a following patch for this final release.
In the most simple case, you can just assign the PATCH flag directly in the scp project to a file. Example:
If the file is defined in a macro, there is a "PATCH"-macro available:
A little bit more complicated is the case, if only a selection of files shall be integrated into a patch. This is
relevant for all files, that are defined in scp project with style ARCHIVE. Such files can contain hundreds of files, from
which only a very small number shall be integrated into the patch. Therefore this file has to get the flag PATCH and
additionally a "Patchfiles" section, in which all files are listed in a comma separated list, that shall be included into
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