If %WINVER Equals "$WIN_7$ And %OSSP% Less Than "1" Then
display message
Exit Installation
End
install SQL Server
Type: Posts; User: notlogan
If %WINVER Equals "$WIN_7$ And %OSSP% Less Than "1" Then
display message
Exit Installation
End
install SQL Server
I found out I need to register some com files. I assume I would use the Register File Operation. Is there a typical way one would do this in SB?
OK...I was going to do set three variables: Major OS Minor OS and Service Pack. But WINVER would eliminate having to do major and minor.
Thanks!
DUH......that's obviously the solution.....
Is Get System Info then check service pack # the best way to do it?
I'd have to check if major version number = 6, minor version = 1 and sp>0?
So there is really no way I can tell the user why their install failed? There is not a way to show windows generated message boxes?
I'm using Run Command Line. Will that work the same with the return value?
I'm installing SQL Express as part of my project. Normally the installation goes fine. However SQL Express won't install on Win 7 OS that doesn't have SP2 installed.
When I run my SB 8.1...
Thanks....that was it....set up %MYFOLDER% and all is well.....
We were just discussing.....SQL should always be in the same dir as the other install files. Do I even need %SRCDRV% at all. It's not used anywhere else.
I think you are correct......I'm trying to find where %srcdrv% is set (it's been a few months since I put this together).
When I install from media %srcdrv% is probably the cd drive or jump...
That may be it......I'll try trapping for the message....something flashes but it is too fast.....just confusing why it would run from disk & not from download....
I have an installation program that installs an application and SQL Express.
When I run it from a CD or jump drive it installs fine.
So I create a zip file of the complete install plus SQL...
Where does setup builder (8.1) look to see if SQL is installed.
I am trying to test my installer on windows 8.1. I installed my app and SQL server....uninstalled everything....deleted SQL...
I found the correct link: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=29062
Do I past that into the Download File(HTTP) box as the Host Address? Do I need to fill in any other...
That's what I was thinking...Microsoft helps, of course, by making 10 or 12 different versions available to download all at the same link...
My problem is my site didn't want to allow a 2Gb file to be uploaded....thanks.
I feel like I've asked this before but I searched and can't find the answer. My current setup project installs SQL from the installation DVD. I'd like to make up a second project that installs SQL...
Here's what happened...I always copy the compiled files from the project directory to a jump drive to test the installation. Even though I was erasing the jump drive before copying, somehow the jump...
I have a project I've been working on for several weeks. I recently upgraded my application files to add protection plus anti-piracy protection. At the same time I code signed my application and...
Got it....thanks!
In the script it looks like I'm signing my application .exe but I don't see where setup.exe is being code signed.
#code-sign application "C:\Installation Programs\Release\DataBinder.exe"
I...
I meant the setup.exe. Is there any reason I'd want to also the digital signature to my application.exe file?
Got it...thanks.....it worked fine once I got all the pieces in place.
I assume every time I compile an updated version of my setup, my app will be "code-signed" during compilation
I used firefox to download....I guess that was a mistake. I followed the instructions on copying it but I ended up with a .pfx file and no .spc file. What do I do know.
Quick question...."added" in as you added it to your to-do list or "added" as in already in the code for the next maintenance release? It sounds like a handy feature.