Hello:
I need to set up ODBC connections with Installshield, using OSQL to initialise the database. How can it be done?
Pl. help.
What to do if I have to replace a file and the file is locked?
How does IS recognise duing an upgrade whether to replace a file or not?
Thanks in Advance,
Angelica.
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db connectivity
Started by
Angelica
, Sep 11 2002 15:54
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Posted 11 September 2002 - 17:18
Question 1: On the components tab, choose which component you'd like to have the ODBC connection attached to. Right-click that component and choose "Insert InstallShield Object". An ODBC object will be one of the choices. Just follow the wizard and you'll get what you need
Question 2:That condition will automatically call the OnFileLocked() function. I personally use an automatic response to the dialog box (the user does not see the box). Then set a flag to bring up a reboot screen at the end of the install. Here's what I use:
Question 3: Unsure what question you're asking here. A) How does the script choose which components to install?; or B)The components have been selected correctly, the file groups chosen, and now is the file a newer version?; or C) You've never specifically chosen a component but it keeps getting installed.;
Let me know which question you're trying to ask, and I'll help if I can.
Question 2:That condition will automatically call the OnFileLocked() function. I personally use an automatic response to the dialog box (the user does not see the box). Then set a flag to bring up a reboot screen at the end of the install. Here's what I use:
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function OnFileLocked(File) begin bRebootNeeded = TRUE; return ERR_PERFORM_AFTER_REBOOT; end; |
Question 3: Unsure what question you're asking here. A) How does the script choose which components to install?; or B)The components have been selected correctly, the file groups chosen, and now is the file a newer version?; or C) You've never specifically chosen a component but it keeps getting installed.;
Let me know which question you're trying to ask, and I'll help if I can.
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