On 13-Aug-11 20:49, JesseBearden wrote:
> I believe, going forward, I'll just use the command line option for
> SQL to add the current user on new installs and try to write a custom
> action that will give the current user the necessary rights(Since
> Local System is an "Admin") for existing ins
Bob Arnson-6 wrote:
>
> That's why the SQL custom actions run as the user, since generally the
> server's on another machine and you need a network id to get to the
> other machine (and many folks use Windows authentication on their
> databases).
After your first message I ended up writing a
On 11-Aug-11 01:31, JesseBearden wrote:
> Well, that makes sense then. I had assumed that, but couldn't figure out why
> my uninstall worked and dropped the database, but I believe using the same
> username gave me "ownership" of that particular database, allowing me to
> drop it.
That's why the
Well, that makes sense then. I had assumed that, but couldn't figure out why
my uninstall worked and dropped the database, but I believe using the same
username gave me "ownership" of that particular database, allowing me to
drop it.
I'm not much of a DB expert, I'm just currently investigating
On 10-Aug-11 15:46, JesseBearden wrote:
> If an installation has InstalledPrivileges="Elevated" then are
> deferred/impersonated custom actions run with elevated privileges on a UAC
> enabled environment?
No; impersonation means "run with the identity and privileges of the
user launching the inst
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Create Database failed
Hi
Not sure what the UAC behaviour is, but our install creates and upgrades
databases on 2008, so in theory it is possible. I am assuming you are
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Subject: [WiX-users] Create Database failed
I /believe/ my question is:
If an installation has InstalledPrivileges="Elevated" then are
deferred/impersonated custom actions run with elevated privileges on
I /believe/ my question is:
If an installation has InstalledPrivileges="Elevated" then are
deferred/impersonated custom actions run with elevated privileges on a UAC
enabled environment?
My issue is:
I've written a small msi that creates a database and runs some scripts.
This works fine on Wind
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