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‎Jul 27, 2008
09:53 AM
log function for installscript msi project
Is there any log function for installscript msi project(lanched by setup.exe rather than .msi) like SprintfMsiLog function?
I found it's easy to use SprintfMsiLog to write log in both of script and CA,
but by far I can't find any log function for installscript msi project(lanched by setup.exe rather than .msi).
So I have to write the log function by myself?
I will appreciate any of your help, thanks.
I found it's easy to use SprintfMsiLog to write log in both of script and CA,
but by far I can't find any log function for installscript msi project(lanched by setup.exe rather than .msi).
So I have to write the log function by myself?
I will appreciate any of your help, thanks.
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‎Jul 27, 2008
10:06 PM
I found it's easy to write log when installing .msi package
like msiexec /i product.msi /L*v everything.log.
But when installing setup.exe, it's not so easy!
like msiexec /i product.msi /L*v everything.log.
But when installing setup.exe, it's not so easy!
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‎Jul 28, 2008
02:26 AM
OK, I resolved my problem.
Because the msi is launched by setup.exe,
so msiexec.exe can't be used.
In the cmd, I used "setup.exe /v"/l c:\logname.log"" to write log.
Because the msi is launched by setup.exe,
so msiexec.exe can't be used.
In the cmd, I used "setup.exe /v"/l c:\logname.log"" to write log.