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Resolving File Conflicts Individually
ConflictManager Reference
5.
Click OK.
The Resolving Conflicts dialog box appears, and conflicts are resolved. If there are
few conflicts to resolve, the dialog box appears briefly.
6.
When conflict resolution is finished, view conflicts for that package. If conflicts
appear, they could not be resolved with rules. Resolve the remaining conflicts
manually. See:
Resolving File Conflicts Individually
Resolving Registry Conflicts
Resolving INI Conflicts
See also:
Conflict Resolution Rules
Use the Resolve wizard to resolve file conflicts without using resolution rules, or to
resolve conflicts that cannot be resolved automatically with rules.
To resolve individual file conflicts
1.
(Enterprise Management Server only.) If multiple databases are open, select a
database in the Applications/Packages pane.
2.
Select Conflicts menu > Resolve.
The Welcome page appears.
3.
Specify the application and package to resolve conflicts for.
4.
From Isolation Method, select an option. Selecting an isolation method activates
the Move button on the File Conflicts and File Conflicts in Registry dialog boxes.
See
Isolating Files
on page 38.
Do not move files
Do not allow file isolation.
Isolated Components
Isolate files using Windows Installer isolated components. The isolation is
managed by the operating system. This method works with .MSI and .WSI
packages only.
Application Paths
Moves files out of the System directory and into a private directory. This method
works for Windows Installer and WiseScript packages, and is supported by all
Windows operating systems.
By default, the files are placed in the application directory. To place files in a
different directory, in Application Path Settings, specify a subdirectory of the
application directory or the full path to a different directory. You can use
variables in the path.
5.
Click Next.
The File Conflicts page appears. The upper list box contains files in the selected
package that have conflicts and are not listed in the registry. You usually can move
Conflict Detection and Resolution
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on page 42
on page 43
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