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3.
Click OK.
See also:
Creating a Command Line To Apply to an Installation
Applying a Repair Option to an Installation
Not available in a transform.
Command lines cannot be applied to a transform.
You can use a command line to set a repair option for an installation that determines the
files that are reinstalled during a repair. You also can specify whether files are rewritten,
overwritten, or run from the source. For information on repair options, see
REINSTALLMODE Property in the Windows Installer SDK Help.
To apply repair options to an installation
1.
Click the Repair tab on the Command Line Details dialog box.
See
Creating a Command Line To Apply to an Installation
Note
The Repair tab appears only when Install Mode on the General tab of the
Command Line Details dialog box is set to Repair.
2.
Complete the dialog box:
p - Reinstall only if file is missing
o - Reinstall if file is missing or if an older version is installed
e - Reinstall if file is missing or an equal or older version is installed
d - Reinstall if file is missing or a different version is installed.
c - Reinstall if file is missing or the stored checksum doesn't match the
calculated value
a - Force all files to be reinstalled
u - Rewrite all required user specific registry entries
m - Rewrite all required machine specific registry entries
s - Overwrite all existing shortcuts
v- Run from source and re-cache the local package
3.
Click OK.
See also:
Creating a Command Line To Apply to an Installation
Changing Public Properties in an Installation
Not available in a transform.
Command lines cannot be applied to a transform.
Advanced Installations
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