User manual SYMANTEC WINDOWS INSTALLER EDITOR 8.0 REFERENCE FOR WISE PACKAGE STUDIO V1.0

[. . . ] Windows Installer Editor Reference Windows Installer Editor The software described in this book is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in accordance with the terms of the agreement. Documentation version 8. 0 Legal Notice Copyright © 2009 Symantec Corporation. Symantec, the Symantec Logo, and Altiris are trademarks or registered trademarks of Symantec Corporation or its affiliates in the U. S. Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners. [. . . ] If your application connects to more than one SQL Server during installation, add a SQL Connection dialog box for each additional server, edit the additional dialog boxes, and use a different property for each connection string. See Editing Additional SQL Connection Dialogs on page 428. The database you specify here must be accessible through ODBC on the destination computer. If you have a database registered in ODBC on your own computer, you can click Browse to select it, and the connection string is generated. For this to work, the destination computer must have access to the same database. Click OK. See also: Tips for Using the SQL Server Scripts Page on page 258 Specifying SQL Statements To specify SQL statements 1. Click the Statements tab on the SQL Script Details dialog box. See Configuring a Microsoft SQL Server During Installation on page 257. To import a file containing SQL statements, click Import SQL File and specify a . SQL or . TXT file that contains SQL statements. Windows Installer Editor Reference 259 Advanced Installations The statements appear on the Statements tab, where you can edit them. If you later change the file on disk, you must re-import the file to include the changes in the installation. To generate statements that recreate a database, click Recreate Database. The Recreate Database dialog box appears. Complete the dialog box: Connection String Specify a connection string to the Microsoft SQL Server and database. If it is registered as an ODBC data source on your computer, click Browse to select it, and the connection string is generated. Database Name Enter a name for the database to be created on the destination computer. Import Data Rows Mark this to populate the database's tables with all its current data. This is unavailable until you mark the Import Tables check box below. Import Views Mark this to import the defined views of the database. Import Procedures Mark this to import the defined procedures of the database. Import Tables Mark this to import blank tables from the database. This does not import the data (mark Import Data Rows to import data). You can import all tables, only certain tables, or all tables except certain tables. [. . . ] Text that displays before the "Wise Installation" text in the installation's initialization window. The initialization window is the small window that appears before the installation wizard dialog boxes appear. This defaults to the value in the build property WiseInitPrefix. See Build Properties on page 512. WiseInitPrefix WiseInitProgressText Enter the text that displays with the hourglass during installation. Windows Installer Editor Reference 518 Property Reference Property name WiseInitSuffix Description Text that displays after the "Wise Installation" text in the installations's initialization window. [. . . ]