Validate An App Volumes Application Relationship in the Windows Endpoint

To validate whether the defined application relationship for the delivered applications is successful, use the svservice show-app-enabled-sequence command in the Windows endpoint. This command displays the order of virtualization and the relationship type defined between the delivered applications.

For an understanding and detailed information about App Volumes application relationships, see Determine Order of Attachment for App Volumes Applications Using Application Relationships and Understand Types of App Volumes Application Relationships.

Note the following:

• Administrator privileges are required to run this command in the Windows endpoint.

• Applications are represented by their application GUIDs in the PowerShell command console.
  In App Volumes Manager, you can navigate to the Application Summary page, expand each application, and look up the GUID value.

• For applications in a Dependency relationship, both the base and dependent applications are displayed in the console.

• For applications in an Install Order relationship, both the base and dependent applications are displayed in the console (assuming both applications are assigned).

• For applications in an Application Conflict relationship, only the Selected Over application is displayed. As the Excluded application does not get delivered, the application is not displayed in the console.

• Applications that fail to virtualize are not listed.