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Feb 20, 2011
08:02 AM
Minor upgrade is having problem ..please help
I am using installshield 2011. In the files and folders list i had created two folders one c1 and the second one c2. Both c1 and c2 have some components. When i installed it, it was properly installed with the folders c1 and c2. Now the requirement was to rename c2 to c2_2011, so i did that and build the setup and when i tried to run in over an already installed system it asked for upgrade and i said yes, the installation proceeded but the change was not reflected nor the anyfiles.
This is really annoying, because if i try this in a fresh machine it was perfectly working the only scenario its failing in during the upgrade. Please provide some information on this weird behavior of installshiled.
I am using a basic msi project... please help...:( thanks in advance.
This is really annoying, because if i try this in a fresh machine it was perfectly working the only scenario its failing in during the upgrade. Please provide some information on this weird behavior of installshiled.
I am using a basic msi project... please help...:( thanks in advance.
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Feb 20, 2011
11:35 PM
Hi,
Search in the msi log for SELMGR. That should give you a hint. Also refer to this article for more help --> http://blogs.msdn.com/b/heaths/archive/2006/01/23/516457.aspx.
I hope this helps.
Thanks!
Search in the msi log for SELMGR. That should give you a hint. Also refer to this article for more help --> http://blogs.msdn.com/b/heaths/archive/2006/01/23/516457.aspx.
I hope this helps.
Thanks!
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