Running SQL server scripts during Uninstallation in Wise Package Studio
Hi,
Could anybody tell me how we can execute SQL Server Scripts during uninstallation using Wise Package Studio?
When i try to create from SQL Server Scripts section of installation expert, wise is creating a condition (!ProductData = 2 AND &ProductData > 2) and is placing the scripts under this condition. But these are executing during installation and if i try to alter the condition the scripts are throwing error. Could somebody suggest me how we can execute them during uninstallation.
Regards,
Swathi S
Could anybody tell me how we can execute SQL Server Scripts during uninstallation using Wise Package Studio?
When i try to create from SQL Server Scripts section of installation expert, wise is creating a condition (!ProductData = 2 AND &ProductData > 2) and is placing the scripts under this condition. But these are executing during installation and if i try to alter the condition the scripts are throwing error. Could somebody suggest me how we can execute them during uninstallation.
Regards,
Swathi S
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Posted by:
Jahnavi
14 years ago
This is an urget requirement and will be really thankful if somebody can reply me fast.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
The normal condition for uninstall is "REMOVE~="ALL", as even a cursory search here or in a search engine would surely have brought to light.
Posted by:
Jahnavi
14 years ago
If i try to change the condition (!ProductData = 2 AND &ProductData > 2) its throwing an error, error opening sql file.
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
14 years ago
If i try to change the condition (!ProductData = 2 AND &ProductData > 2) its throwing an error, error opening sql file.I suspect the SQL Server script execution is scheduled after RemoveFiles which means the file(s) connected with component 'ProductData' has been removed. Change the component's condtion in its entirety to REMOVE~="ALL".
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