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‎May 06, 2008
03:21 PM
Creating an upgrade with CA which uses SQL Login
I have a Basic MSI install. I'm developong the upgrade which has a CA using the SQL Login info. I have ISSQLServerValidate in the sequence which loaded the login data for Repair and Remove, but does not load this info for an upgrade.
Am I missing something? Not sure how to get the Server and Login credentials loaded for the upgrade. I need the following data for the CA:
IS_SQLSERVER_SERVER
IS_SQLSERVER_AUTHENTICATION
IS_SQLSERVER_USERNAME
IS_SQLSERVER_PASSWORD
Am I missing something? Not sure how to get the Server and Login credentials loaded for the upgrade. I need the following data for the CA:
IS_SQLSERVER_SERVER
IS_SQLSERVER_AUTHENTICATION
IS_SQLSERVER_USERNAME
IS_SQLSERVER_PASSWORD
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‎May 06, 2008
06:59 PM
Have you added a connection via the SQL Scripts view in the IDE and populated the values there?
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‎May 07, 2008
08:22 AM
Yes, I have a connection.
Looking at the MSI Log, the connection defaults are loaded. It does not load the parameters configured in the original install.
I tried creating an empty script, hoping this would get the data to load. Didn't work.
Looking at the MSI Log, the connection defaults are loaded. It does not load the parameters configured in the original install.
I tried creating an empty script, hoping this would get the data to load. Didn't work.
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‎May 07, 2008
09:21 AM
What type of upgrade are you using?
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‎May 07, 2008
10:06 AM
It is setup as an automatic Upgrade Item. Is that what you needed to know?
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‎May 07, 2008
12:36 PM
I need to know if it is a minor upgrade or major upgrade. If you are not sure, would it be possible for you to post a Windows Installer verbose log for the installation?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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‎Aug 05, 2008
09:02 PM
Figured it out.
Had to remove some of the Condition for ISSQLServerValidate - just use Installed now and it worked
Had to remove some of the Condition for ISSQLServerValidate - just use Installed now and it worked