Example Table Queries; Software Manager Reports - Symantec SOFTWARE MANAGER 8.0 - REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0 Reference

Example Table Queries

Example
Display all custom actions in all
packages.
Display all packages that contain a
version of the MDAC merge module.
Display all launch conditions in all
packages.
Display all packages that require
Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher.
Display all files that have a lock
permission of "GENERIC_ALL"
(decimal value 268435456).
Display all packages that have
isolated components.

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To view the results of a table query
1. Select Packages menu > Table Query.
The Table Query dialog box appears.
2. In the list of queries, click the query to view and click Run.
The Table Report dialog box appears and displays the results of the query.
You can save the or print the table report from this dialog box. Saving to HTML is
available only on computers that contain MSXML.DLL, which is included in Internet
Explorer 5.x and higher.
3. Click Close to exit the Table Report dialog box.
The Table Query dialog box reappears.
4. Run additional queries or click Close to exit the Table Query dialog box.
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Example Table Queries
The following table shows examples of table queries. You create queries on the Query
Details dialog box.
See Creating a Table Query
The Table column below shows the table column you would select for the sample query.
You select the column in the Column drop-down list on the Criteria Builder dialog box.
The Query Criteria column shows the criteria statement you would build in the Query
field on the Query Details dialog box.
Table
MsiCustomAction
MsiWiseModuleSignature
MsiLaunchCondition
MsiLaunchCondition
MsiLockPermissions
MsiIsolatedComp
Software Manager lets you generate reports that provide information about the
packages in the Software Manager database.
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Query Criteria
(Package IS NOT NULL)
(ModuleID LIKE '%MDAC%')
(Package IS NOT NULL)
(Condition LIKE 'IEVERSION >= 5%')
(Permission = 268435456)
(Package IS NOT NULL)
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