quot;SERVERPROP"];
obj_PDBInformation.Server = session["PORTPROP"];
obj_PDBInformation.Server = session["USERPROP"];
So how to write a object's data like in above lines into custom table and
iterate throught rows? Please give me example code to understand the
concept.
It's not overwriting the old object, it is creating a new object each time
the custom action is invoked so you can't save state like this. A better
approach would be to write the object's data into a custom table. When you
need to create the collection, iterate through the rows in the table, create
Try placing the Shortcut element under the Component instead of the File
like the sample at
http://wix.sourceforge.net/manual-wix3/create_start_menu_shortcut.htm. You
would set the WorkingDirectory property to DesktopFolder.
-farooq
-Original Message-
From: Sudripta Nandy [mailto:sudrip..
Brett,
For #2, if the file is being installed by a Component then the file will be
removed on uninstall like any other file.
For #1, use the &feature-condition syntax shown at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368012(VS.85).aspx. Note that for
this to work the CA must be scheduled after C
s several known
limitations), PermissionEx which works with Installer 5.0, and the
WixUtilsExtension PermissionEx (doesn't use SDDL, but it is more flexible
than Installer's built-in action).
-Original Message-----
From: Farooq Mahmud (Hotmail) [mailto:farooq...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Tu
There are a couple of ways to do this:
1. Write a custom action that connects to the database and runs a basic
SELECT query. Schedule the CA before LaunchConditions or when the Test
button is clicked.
2. Use SqlDatabase and SqlString elements to connect to the database and run
a basic SELECT quer
Dominique,
You should really use the following in SQL Server 2008 to avoid additional
rework once these are deprecated:
Instead of sp_addlogin use CREATE LOGIN...
Instead of sp_grantdbaccess use CREATE USER...
To check if the server login exists, run the following:
SELECT 1 FROM sys.server_pri
I run an msi based on the code below. [ProgramFilesFolder] gives my built-in
Users group read permission but my application folder does not inherit this
permission. I use Windows Explorer to create a folder under
[ProgramFilesFolder] and the folder does inherit the Users permission.
Is there a
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