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Table 22-5 • Package Attribute Search Fields (cont.)
Metadata
Upgrade Code
Setup File Name
Comments
Import Date
Extended
Attributes
Package Content
You can search for packages in a catalog based on one or more of any of the following Package Content metadata
Table 22-6 • Package Content Search Fields
Metadata
File
Registry Key
Registry Value
INI File
Shortcut
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Description
Enter the GUID that identifies the family of products that are in the same upgrade path.
The UpgradeCode is a Windows Installer property and is represented as a string
GUID—a text string that has a special format:
{XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXsXXXXX}
where each X character is a hex digit (0 through 9 or uppercase A through F).
Note • Each stand-alone product usually has its own UpgradeCode GUID. Every version of XYZ
Product typically uses the same GUID for the UpgradeCode. In other words, Product A Version 1.0
has the same UpgradeCode as Product A Version 2.0, but has a different UpgradeCode than
Product B.
Name of the Windows Installer (.msi) file that was imported into the Application Catalog.
Enter the text of any comments associated with the package.
Use this field to search for packages that were imported during a specific date range.
Select the greater than or equal (>=) or less than (<) operator from the list, and then
click on the box and select a date from the pop-up calendar.
Enter the value of any of the Extended Attributes associated with the package.
Description
Enter the file name of one of the files in the Windows Installer package.
Enter a registry key to search on.
Enter a registry value to search on.
Enter any changes to an
Enter the name of a shortcut that is created when the product is installed.
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