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To install (silent) SAPGui 6.20 by using a package made with sapadmin.exe take the following commandline: CD:\GUI\WINDOWS\WIN32\setup\SAPSetup.exe /p:"Package-Name"

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This is the uninstall

"C:\WINNT\SAPwksta\setup\sapsetup.exe" /uninstall /SILENT

For the install to work correctly via SDO edit the XML file guisetup.xml and take out the systemupdate.msi excute. then run the systemupdate.msi afterreboot.
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To install (SMS silent) SAPGui 6.20 by using a package made with sapadmin.exe take the following commandline:

CD:\GUI\WINDOWS\WIN32\setup\SAPSetup.exe /p:"Package-Name" /sms /install /silent
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I don't think repackaging a good idea - a lot of work adding merge modules, fixing dll's issues, etc. I created a suiteable package, selecting only the needed options, using the :CD\WIN32\setup\SapAdmin.exe. Then, I used the command lines to deploy:

sapsetup.exe /silent /p:"my_custom_package_name" /install /sms

After all, you can, by the same way, use a command line to install the needed SAP GUI upgrades, using the sapsetup.exe:

SAPSETUP.EXE /Patch:"%PathToPatch%\SEM31A.EXE
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SAP 46D - SAP 6.20
To Uninstall: We use:
rmdir /q /s %windir%\SAPwksta
\\SERVER\SHARE\SAPGUI620P58\setup\sapsweep.exe /all /delsubdirs /delregkeys /EmptyRB /y

Once this is run, we then call SAPSETUP in a similar manner described above.

Also in the workstations local SERVICES file we add a service:

sapmsPRD 3600/tcp
The port number will change for your particular installation.
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Open the SAPAdmin.exe in the CD:\GUI\WINDOWS\WIN32\setup\.
Make a suiteable Package.
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I repackaged SAP GUI 6.4 Compilation3 using WISE Package studio. I added the merge modules that were recognized by the capture. After compiling my package, I had a problem with the install stating that "setup requires Internet Explorer version 5.0.2314.0 or above." The machine actually had version 6+. I found the issue to be in the SQLBase.msm merge module. I found the solution fixing the merge module and it fixed the package. See the link under the links section for the fix.

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You can use also the /SILENT Switch:

%ProgramFilesDir%\SAPPC\NetInst\SAPSETUP.EXE" /Patch:"%PathToPatch%\SEM31A.EXE" /SILENT
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No problems using AdminStudio 7.5's Repackager I took a simple two step snapshot approach which worked fine. Brief summary:
1- Took Repackager 1st snapshot of clean system
2- Installed SAP GUI 6.2 and two EXEs (SAP GUI upgrades) specified by my org's SAP techinical team (one of which entailed a reboot)
3- Took 2nd snapshot, culled resulting IRP of extraneous stuff, created ISM then my MSI and did one final tweak to my MSI:

I added our in-house custom SAPLOGON.INI file, which I wanted to put into the User Profile (as we intend to deploy as a user-assigned app and we have a few different versions of that INI file). In order for the SAP Logon Pad to reference that INI (by default the SAP GUI only looks in Windows directory) I created a new User Environment Variable named SAPLOGON_INI_FILE (SAP GUI looks for this environment variable's value before defaulting to Windows dir for the INI) and set its value to [%APPDATA]\SAP\SAPLOGON.INI
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I was doing SAP GUI 6.40 installation yesterday:

I repackaged the original installation of the product by Wise Packages Studio 5.6. It went without any problems and at the end it asked for several Merge Modules, which I confirmed. The compiled installation worked fine on clean Windows, the installed application worked nicely.

Unfortunatelly when I tried to install the application to my own computer, it failed. In event log I found it had problem with registering C:\Windows\System32\msxml4.dll. Probably the reason was that MSXML4 packae was already installed on my machine (by another application), but no matter I quickly found a solution.

I deleted all three dll's
Windows\System32\msxml4*.dll
from the installation and added MSXML4 merge module provided by Wise (for which it did not ask for when I run the Setup Capture, don't know why).

Now the installation works fine, not only on clean Windows, but also on all other computers in our company.

And finally, of course I made a small MST transform which adds the SAPLOGON.INI entries to the package, so the client installs directly with the configuration to our SAP servers ready.
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SAP introduced a new method for applying patches automatically in GUI 6.10:

Download the patches from service.sap.com, put the EXE files on the network and call

%ProgramFilesDir%\SAPPC\NetInst\SAPSETUP.EXE" /Patch:"%PathToPatch%\SEM31A.EXE"

This will update a local installation of the SAP GUI.
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SAP GUI deployment 7.30

If you are combining BW 3.5 to the GUI 7.30, please remember that BW only supports Office 2010. in Office 2013, BW analyzer will break with a VB error that doesnt support Excel 2013. 

what we provided is just the GUI, no BW, and BW provided via Citrix.

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