Ali-Akber Saifee wrote:
> So does this mean that in the case of drastic upgrading - component
> removal etc - would it be a better idea to completely remove the
> product under upgrade and then install?
That's the realm of major upgrades. See the MSI SDK doc on the types of
upgrades that are av
Hey,
Thanks.
So does this mean that in the case of drastic upgrading - component
removal etc - would it be a better idea to completely remove the
product under upgrade and then install?
./Ali
On Dec 12, 2007, at 12:45 PM, Bob Arnson wrote:
> Ali-Akber Saifee wrote:
>> * everything is kept th
Ali-Akber Saifee wrote:
> * everything is kept the same except the version and the package code.
> * the second package contains new binaries, but actually has a few
> components removed, and some custom actions removed.
>
> upon running the second installer in upgrade mode (msiexec /fvomus
> P
Hi,
we've been seeing some problems with our upgrade mechanism.
the situation is such:
1 - Old version (1.0.1.100)
2- new version (1.0.1.200)
* everything is kept the same except the version and the package code.
* the second package contains new binaries, but actually has a few
components remov
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