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ACE29 checks the entries in the

displayed in the following format:

The [PATH_NAME]\[INI_FILE_NAME] INI file has a hard coded directory path of [HARD_CODED_PATH] in its

Value field.

Table 13-41 • ACE29 Summary

Conflict Type:

Description:

Resolution Type:

Open the package file in InstallShield Editor and change any hard coded paths in the Value field of the IniFile table

to relative paths.

The ACE30 is a check for KeyPath conflicts across components. It identifies components with different

ComponentIDs installing the same key file to the same directory. The ACE30 Error String is displayed in the

following format:

The [SOURCE_COMPONENT_NAME] component in [SOURCE_PRODUCT_NAME] is installing the

[SOURCE_PATH_NAME]\[SOURCE_KEYPATH_FILE] file which is also being installed by

[TARGET_PRODUCT_NAME] with a different ComponentId.

More precisely, ACE30 checks to determine if different components are installing identically-named key files to the

same directory.

The name of the target product is not displayed when viewing this ACE Error String in the Conflicts View.

The ACE executes the following query to check to see if the same key file is being installed with different

ComponentIds:

AdminStudio 9.5 User Guide

Chapter 13: Identifying and Resolving Application Conflicts Using ConflictSolver

table to identify any hard coded paths. The ACE29 Warning String is

Best Practice Rule / Recommended Rules

Checks the Value field of a package's IniFile table to identify any hard coded paths.

If the Value field of a package's IniFile table has any hard coded paths, a warning is

Open the package file in InstallShield Editor and change any hard coded paths in the

Value field of the IniFile table to relative paths.

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