an upgrade has been detected. What problem are you trying to
> solve?
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> Phil
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> From: robe070 [mailto:[hidden
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> These are not command line choices I've seen or used. Why not those listed
> here?
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> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa372104(v=vs.85).as
> px
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> Phil
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And how do you add a condition to RemoveExistingProducts?
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warm regards
Rob Goodridge
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When I use this command it uninstalls the whole app:
msiexec /package my.msi /uninstall my.msp
This also does the same thing:
msiexec /package my.msi MSIPATCHREMOVE=my.msp
but this just uninstalls the patch:
msiexec /package my.msi /uninstall my.msp /qb
Why might a quiet execution not uninstall
Thanks for your clear replies. I thought that was the case but had to check.
@Phil
I don't think the Custom Action gives me anything I can't already do. When
the patch uninstall is run from the command line I can achieve what I need
to - displaying a dialog to undo the schema changes. Just conditi
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