Symantec WINDOWS INSTALLER EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - REFERENCE FOR WISE INSTALLATION EXPRESS V1.0 Installation Manual page 232

Windows Installer Editor Reference
Do not confuse this list of command-line options with the command-line options that you
can apply at run time to an .MSI through the executable msiexec.exe. For a list of those
command-line options, see Command Line Options in the Windows Installer SDK Help.
Command-line options
/c
/releases=release_name_1, release
name 2
/c="release_name"
/p name=value
/o path
/F
/s
/l log_file_name
Advanced Installations
Description
Compile only and exit
This option compiles a .WSI to an .MSI, or
a .WSM to an .MSM. This option must be
the first one in the command-line
statement.
(Visual Studio only) Compile only the
specified releases from an installation
containing multiple releases
Compile only the specified release from an
installation containing multiple releases
(Not available in the Visual Studio
integrated editor)
Set property values
The property name and value must
immediately follow the /p. You can use as
many property name and value switches as
you like in a command line. Do not enter
any spaces in the name=value
construction, unless they are enclosed in
double quotes.
Specifies the compiled output file
You cannot specify a relative path; specify
an absolute path. The path must
immediately follow the /o.
Has the same effect as clearing the Don't
update or recompress files when
saving check box on the products Details
page
See Product Details Page
Compile silently
If you don't include this, error or
informational messages might appear that
require user intervention.
(Not available in the Visual Studio
integrated editor.)
Creates an additional compile log file in
addition to compile.log, which is created
automatically
on page 91.
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