In theory it's that simple, but in practice there are many possible pain points
in a major upgrade. It mostly depends on where you sequence
RemoveExistingProducts and whether the upstream build process properly
versioned all of the files that the install is consuming. Garbage into the
costing process is garbage out during the installation process.
John Lalande <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ab
It is much simpler then what you are proposing. Simply add the UpgadeCode of
the old product to the Upgrade table of your new product. The old one will be
uninstalled in the same manner as a previous version...silently during the
RemoveExistingProducts action.
John
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