I want to ignore one or more install conditions for testing purposes. Are there any command line options that will disregard the Install conditions? As in... if Service Pack 2 was an install condition, I'd like to be able to bypass it and allow my package to install onto a machine that didn't have that SP.
I realize I can just remove the condition andmake a new package... but that's not what I'm trying to do.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
Kenneth
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Ignoring install conditions?
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labboypro
, Jun 26 2002 16:53
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Stefan Krueger
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Posted 26 June 2002 - 20:25
You could change your condition, e.g. from:
VersionNT=500
to:
VersionNT=500 Or TESTING
Then you can define the TESTING property on the command line to disable the condition.
VersionNT=500
to:
VersionNT=500 Or TESTING
Then you can define the TESTING property on the command line to disable the condition.
Stefan Krüger
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