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Resolving INI Conflicts
ConflictManager Reference
3.
In the Applications/Packages pane, select a package.
The package's conflicts appear in the Conflict List and are grouped by type.
See
Resource Conflicts
4.
If you do not see the conflicts you expected, select Conflicts menu > Filter and make
sure the Errors and Registry Conflicts check boxes are marked.
See
Filtering the Conflict Display
Note
The settings in Setup menu > Conflict Settings > Types determine which conflicts
are detected. Example: If your conflict settings are set to detect file conflicts only,
then registry conflicts do not appear even when the conflict filter is set to display
registry conflicts.
5.
In the Conflict List, select a registry item.
The conflicts for the item appear in the Conflict Details pane.
6.
In the Conflict Details pane, double-click the package containing the registry value
to use.
The Properties dialog box appears.
7.
On the Registry Key Settings tab:
a.
Click in the Data Value field.
b.
Copy the value to the clipboard.
c.
Click Cancel.
8.
In the Conflict Details pane, double-click the package containing the registry conflict
to resolve.
The Properties dialog box appears.
9.
In the Registry Key Settings tab,
a.
Select the contents of the Data Value field.
b.
Paste the value you copied from the other registry entry, overwriting the
existing value.
c.
Click OK.
In a few seconds, the Conflict Details pane is refreshed.
The Resolve with Rules and Resolve commands resolve file conflicts only. To resolve .INI
file conflicts, use the Properties dialog box.
Warning
Resolve .INI file conflicts only if you have extensive knowledge of how Windows operates
and you understand how changing an .INI file affects the installation.
To resolve .INI conflicts
1.
(Enterprise Management Server only.) If multiple databases are open, select a
database in the Applications/Packages pane.
on page 16.
on page 33.
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