set installer = wscript.createobject( windowsinstaller.installer )

You can create the Installer object from the ProgId "WindowsInstaller....

You can create the Installer object from the ProgId "WindowsInstaller. Invokes an installation and sets the PATCH property to the path of the patch package for.

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Dim folder: folder = dwn.220.v.uatDirectory. Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaOb...

Dim folder: folder = dwn.220.v.uatDirectory. Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject("dwn.220.v.ualer") Dim database: Set database.

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Category Archives: Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer. Tutorials: . ...

Category Archives: Tutorials: VBScript for Windows Installer. Tutorials: . Dim oInstaller: Set oInstaller = CreateObject("WindowsInstaller.

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Using the "dwn.220.v.ualer" object you can pull values from an MS...

Using the "dwn.220.v.ualer" object you can pull values from an MSI file (which is Set MSIobj = CreateObject("WindowsInstaller.

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Hi, I have a vbscript to check to see if a product is installed. If it is, ...

Hi, I have a vbscript to check to see if a product is installed. If it is, no action is CreateObject("dwn.220.v.ualer") Set products = dwn.220.v.uats.

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Provides code samples that show how to programmatically check for the prese...

Provides code samples that show how to programmatically check for the presence of a Windows Installer-based product by using its product code. vbscript.

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Dim installer: Set installer = Nothing Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject(“...

Dim installer: Set installer = Nothing Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject(“dwn.220.v.ualer”): CheckError. ' If no arguments supplied.

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Arguments(1); var value = parseInt(dwn.220.v.uants(2)); var installer = dwn...

Arguments(1); var value = parseInt(dwn.220.v.uants(2)); var installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject("dwn.220.v.ualer"); var database.

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Example VBScript that you could use to update (or add) a property post-buil...

Example VBScript that you could use to update (or add) a property post-build. database, view Set installer = CreateObject("WindowsInstaller. Execute Set database = Nothing Set installer = Nothing Set view = Nothing.

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We used to change it with an vbscript function wich works perfect. CreateOb...

We used to change it with an vbscript function wich works perfect. CreateObject("dwn.220.v.ualer") Dim sumInfo: Set sumInfo.

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Connect to Windows Installer object. On Error Resume Next. Dim installer: S...

Connect to Windows Installer object. On Error Resume Next. Dim installer: Set installer = Nothing. Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject("WindowsInstaller.

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Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject("dwn.220.v.ualer"): CheckError...

Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject("dwn.220.v.ualer"): CheckError. ' Open database. Dim databasePath:databasePath = dwn.220.v.uants(0).

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Const msiInstallStateDefault = 5. Dim feature, features, parent, state, fea...

Const msiInstallStateDefault = 5. Dim feature, features, parent, state, featureInfo set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject("dwn.220.v.ualer")Read properties and information of MSI database.

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Useful Script to list installed (Windows Installer) products. const FailedT...

Useful Script to list installed (Windows Installer) products. const FailedTxt = "QueryFailed>>" dim oInstaller: set oInstaller = CreateObject("WindowsInstaller.

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Arguments(0) Dim installer Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject("dwn.220...

Arguments(0) Dim installer Set installer = dwn.220.v.uaObject("dwn.220.v.ualer") Dim database Set database = dwn.220.v.uatabase(msiPath.

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