Hi,
How can I list all the tables in an MSI file?
I'd like to query some of them using the WindowsInstaller.Installer object
(the SQL-like syntax), but I need their list first.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa369432(v=vs.85).aspx
Thanks,
Sam
Hi all,
We use WIX to create two MSI installers: one for servers, one for workstations.
We'd like to merge these into one.
The two MSIs are almost identical; the only difference is in what they write
into the registry (and where in the registry they write it).
Is it possible to create an MSI
Hi,
what are the default ICEs that smoke runs? (As switched off by -nodefault.)
Is it the complete list of 105 here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa369206(v=VS.85).aspx ?
Thanks,
Sam
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Hi,
I guess this question is for me rather than for Palbinder.
I am running heat 3.0.5419.0. And I do use -suid (on purpose).
Anyway, this is not critical, I was just wondering if there was a good
explanation for the ID change from Directory1234 to _1234, but I can live
with it.
Thanks a
Hi Palbinder, (group),
thanks for your response.
As per the link you said, an ID of 1234 is *not* acceptable (every
identifier must begin with either a letter or an underscore), which is why I
think heat does some magic to avoid that ID for a directory called 1234.
It seems that in one case
Hi,
when I run heat dir, the output wxs file contains blocks like this:
Component Id=cmp165A6DA4BE9E310026E6B9DBFD968971
Guid={4D4D3E1C-8200-49CE-A943-04F5F7A6BD24}
File Id=filA0FACDAD506A6D2A52C56C7997DB4ACF KeyPath=yes
Source=SourceDir\foo.dll /
/Component
Is there a way to make the
Hi Palbinder,
I have, but I must have overlooked it. Thanks a lot.
Sam
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Hi,
I am harvesting (heat dir) a directory structure like this:
foo
+ bar
+ 1234
+ a.a
+ b.b
The output is as follows:
DirectoryRef Id=TARGETDIR
Directory Id=foo Name=foo
Directory Id=bar Name=bar
Directory Id=_1234
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