LIMITUI property
Hi Everyone,
I have never used this property before in my package. In one of my package I am getting ICE20. If I use LIMITUI = ""
then ICE20 gets resolved. Will it be preferred method? I have tested all std things, but I did not find any problem.
Please guide.
I have never used this property before in my package. In one of my package I am getting ICE20. If I use LIMITUI = ""
then ICE20 gets resolved. Will it be preferred method? I have tested all std things, but I did not find any problem.
Please guide.
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
12 years ago
ICE20 indicates an error in one of the standard dialogs. Normally, the dialog is missing, due to over-zealous MSI editing.
A null string value for LIMITUI (which, bizarrely in Microsoft's world, means that it's "set") means that no user interface is displayed so it's hardly surprising that, with no UI, the MSI is valid.
A null string value for LIMITUI (which, bizarrely in Microsoft's world, means that it's "set") means that no user interface is displayed so it's hardly surprising that, with no UI, the MSI is valid.
Posted by:
SandeepPanat
12 years ago
ICE20 error is associated to packages having AUTHORED UI, whereas LIMITUI property is required to be used with packages having no AUTHORED UI.
Posted by:
kanthsri87
12 years ago
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa368944(v=vs.85).aspx
Hi MadForMsi, Hope this link clears ur doubt wen u don set the LIMITUI property the standard dialogue box appears
so once u set it supresses the dialogue so its not showin the ICE 20 error
Hi MadForMsi, Hope this link clears ur doubt wen u don set the LIMITUI property the standard dialogue box appears
so once u set it supresses the dialogue so its not showin the ICE 20 error
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