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How to pass back a variable value as an exit code in Wisescript?

I am new to Wisescript, and have a seemingly simple problem: I want to execute a program and if the exit code is a certain number, pass back 0 instead, as if it was successful (this is the easy part). Otherwise, pass back the actual exit code (this is the hard part).

Well, the Exit command doesn't let you reference a variable; you must type in a number. So how can I take the value of PROCEXITCODE and pass it back?

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Posted by: mupdike 15 years ago
Senior Yellow Belt
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Hi all,

I am trying to accomplish this same task. I am currently trying to define WISE_ERROR_RTN with the %INSTALL_RESULT% values. When this is defined the only exit code I get is "1" (even if I manually define "0" in the exit block). Otherwise, if WISE_ERROR_RTN is not defined, I can set specific exit codes (numerically) in the exit block. What I am looking to avoid, of course, is trying to populate and define every possible exit code.
Posted by: ditch_nz 15 years ago
Purple Belt
0
Could you set a property in the MSI, then in the wisescript use the 'Set Windows Installer Property' to set that property to the value you want (the exit code)?
Posted by: bkruiser 15 years ago
Orange Belt
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I think this will get what you want....
in the vb script enter
SetVariable "INSTALL_RESULT", Err.Number
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