Deleting Dependencies
The only thing I have thought of is some type of batch file within a script that runs at a later time after the 1st script (in order to prevent it from running to soon and interrupting the install).
Does anyone have other suggestions on something I have missed?
Thanks
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Posted by:
rmeyer
12 years ago
I would most likely run a batch file with the follwing command:
del *.* /F /S /Q
rd "%~dp0" /S /Q
that should delete all files and dirs and sub dirs.
but as dchristian said, only if it is completed =)
del *.* /F /S /Q
rd "%~dp0" /S /Q
that should delete all files and dirs and sub dirs.
but as dchristian said, only if it is completed =)
Posted by:
dchristian
13 years ago
hfg,
One thing that you may want to do is delete $(KACE_DEPENDENCY_DIR).
You can do this as part of your script as long as you can verify that the script has completed.
Hope this helps.
One thing that you may want to do is delete $(KACE_DEPENDENCY_DIR).
You can do this as part of your script as long as you can verify that the script has completed.
Hope this helps.
Posted by:
afincher
12 years ago
ORIGINAL: rmeyer
del *.* /F /S /Q
rd "%~dp0" /S /Q
Perfect! Thanks. I've never seen this %~dp0 option before!
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