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‎Feb 07, 2010
12:08 AM
SQLRTComponentInstall - InstallScriptMSI Equivalent
Hello, I am looking for an equivalent function to SQLRTComponentInstall in an InstallScriptMSI project. I want to manually execute some SQL scripts upon the end-user clicking on the Next button in the SQLServerSelectLoginDlg2 dialog box.
Any help would be appreciated!
Tim 😉
Any help would be appreciated!
Tim 😉
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‎Feb 08, 2010
12:47 PM
InstallScript MSI projects do not support an equivalent function of SQLRTComponentInstall because this type of project uses the custom actions to execute SQL scripts. In order to run your SQL scripts based on the end user's input, you need to use the Condition setting of SQL scripts.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
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‎Feb 08, 2010
01:12 PM
Thanks! I don't want to wait until the custom actions fire to run these SQL scripts. I want them to run unconditionally upon clicking the Next button on the SQLServerLoginDlg2 dialog box. Do you know of a way I can do this?
Thanks.
Tim
Thanks.
Tim
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‎Feb 08, 2010
01:18 PM
You need to select the "Run Script During Login" checkbox in the Runtime tab. Note that there are some limitations associated with the option. Please see the SQL Scripts View » SQL Connection » SQL Script » Runtime tab help topic for more details.