Thanks, removed the "both" and added condition on this custom action
NOT
Installed
and now repair runs. Although, with Another problem. I'll post it here...
Now when my repair works it removes my Application pool account from my
Application pool and i can't understand why. Been trying to add con
I recently implemented a very similar authoring and I do not have any problem
doing a Repair. The one difference I noticed is that I am using
StartControl/@Remove='uninstall'. I have not tried to set it to 'both' but
removing the service while doing an install does not seem to be what I would
wan
Btw, I'm familiar with the use of "Installed" to make sure you don't create
blocking problems for repair and uninstall transactions, but what use is it
when coupled with REMOVE="ALL". From what I can see it's not possible to
have REMOVE="ALL" without Installed being set. MSI gives the err
Note, use of REMOVE="ALL" is only reliable after the InstallValidate action.
Richard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Ted Yu" writes:
> > CheckDbExist" BinaryKey="CheckDbExist" />
>
> How do I limit the above custom action to be run only at uninstall ?
Use the
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Ted Yu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>
> How do I limit the above custom action to be run only at uninstall ?
Use the Condition
Installed and REMOVE="ALL"
Look at the help page titled "Conditioning Actions to Run During
Removal" in the Windows I
Thanx Rob, for anyone else that is interested the info can be found here:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368012.aspx
Here is the syntax from the doc:
(&FeatureName=3) AND NOT(!FeatureName=3)
The term "&FeatureName=3" means the action is to install the feature local.
The term "NOT(
Custom elements can be conditionalized by putting the condition as the text()
of the element. The Condition Syntax topic in the MSI SDK has information
about how to do what you want.
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