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 error "This
action is only valid for products that are currently installed.".
Is there an obsecure scenario that I haven't thought of?
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 Condition
Installed and REMOVE="ALL"
Look at the help page titled "Conditioning Actions to Run During
Removal" in the Windows Installer documentation.
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