DESCRIPTION
    List and verify patch metadata specified by patch ID (installed in
    ORACLE_HOME) or patch location.

SYNTAX
opatch lspatches   [-bugs] [-id <patch ID> ] 
                   [-invPtrLoc <Path to oraInst.loc> ] [-jre <LOC> ]
                   [-oh <ORACLE_HOME> ] [ <patch location> ]
		   [-qfile <file path> ] [-required ] [-verify]
				   
OPTIONS
       -bugs
              Print bugs info for every patch. 
			  
       -id
              This option specifies the patch number. It must be registered
              in the Oracle Home inventory. It can be any numeric sequence or 
              combined with language. Ex. 11111, 11111/zh_CN. It can't support
              multiple patch IDs.
			  
       -invPtrLoc
              Used to locate the oraInst.loc file. When the installation uses 
              the invPtrLoc flag, the value should indicate the path to 
              oraInst.loc file
			  
       -jre
              This option tells OPatch to use JRE (java) from the
              specified location instead of the default location
              under Oracle Home 
			  
       -oh
              The oracle home to work on. This takes precedence over
              the environment variable ORACLE_HOME
			  
       -qfile
	      Specify the relative path to Oracle Home of the file to determine
              the latest patch that touches this file.  
              Ex. On Linux: admin/rdbms/catcpu.sql 
                  On Windows: admin\rdbms\catcpu.sql
              OPatch can tell which latest patch touches the file catcpu.sql
              in Oracle Home.
		
       -required
              This option will print key metadata only. This includes the 
              following metadata: required components, prereq patches,
              executables to shutdown and support platforms.
              This option should be accompanied by either option -id <PATCH_ID>
              or <PATCH_LOCATION>.
			  
       -verify
              This option would verify if the specified patch ID or patch 
              location is registered in Oracle Home inventory or not. Besides,
              it will verify if all patch files are ok in $ORACLE_HOME. 
              This option should be accompanied by either option -id <PATCH_ID>
              or <PATCH_LOCATION>.This option doesn't support System Patch. 
              Ex. opatch lspatches -id 111 -verify
                  opatch lspatches /scratch/test/111 -verify
