Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Dynamically naming a database during its
installation
I built an extension that uses SqlFormattedScript elements. It's basically
just SqlScript, plus formatting. I used the same design, up to and
including the table it stores into i
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To: General discussion for Windows Installer XML toolset.
Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Dynamically naming a database during its
installation - WiX VERSION 3.0.4318.0
No, you're right, you can only assign explicit scripts. By
No, you're right, you can only assign explicit scripts. By "load", I meant
copy & paste.
The two elements have different capabilities, and unfortunately for you,
you're looking for one that's only available with SqlString.
You either have to cut & paste your statements into the .wxs, or write y
Hi,
Please, can you expand a little more on how to load the scripts into a
sqlstring and use the properties?
I only saw how to assign SqlString explicit scripts, and not reading the
scripts from a .sql file in the Binary table.
Thanks in advance,
Eitan
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Subject: Re: [WiX-users] Dynamically naming a database during its installation
- WiX VERSION 3.0.4318.0
There is not anything built in to
There is not anything built in to Wix right now that will let you use
variables in SqlScripts. You can load them into SqlString elements and use
the normal [property] syntax.
You can build a CA that will do this as well, which is what I did.
Good luck!
Chris
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 5:01 PM, Nic
Sorry forgot to mention I am running the latest WiX version - 3.0.4318.0.
And SQL 2005 if that makes any difference.
Hi guys,
I am trying to use the SqlDatabase and SqlScript elements to install a
database and run some scripts to generate stored procs and tables etc.
What I would ideally l
Hi guys,
I am trying to use the SqlDatabase and SqlScript elements to install a
database and run some scripts to generate stored procs and tables etc.
What I would ideally like is the user to be able to specify the database
name in the setup UI, and then use that within the scripts.
The SqlDa
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