Command Line Install

Hello List,

Does anyone out there use *.bat files to install FAT clients with development objects. I am following DOC otm-00-0067 and I have come up with a bat file with the following command:

"\\raldep01\b7333\Oneworld client install\setup.exe" -v -d c:\b7 -p PDCSFL0527

The problem is that this does not install development objects and the document says by default it should. It also says that development object can be specified with a -t/c. The command then becomes:

"\\raldep01\b7333\Oneworld client install\setup.exe" -v -d c:\b7 -p PDCSFL0527 -t/c

But this still is not installing development objects...only production. Does anyone have a command that is working for development?

Thanks!

Ryan Hunt

Do you need to put the -t/c BEFORE the package name???


Just a thought...

My original otm-00-0067 doc was from 1/18/01. The production / development object parameter was incorrect. I just found an updated version from 2/06/03 with a couple different switches and some additional ones for error logging. Wouldn't you know, jdeinst.log still says invalid parameter anytime I use the "-t".

I will follow up if I figure out the true parameters.

Ryan Hunt

Here is the command line I use:
"\\jdedep01\oneworld client install\setup.exe" -V -P PYOF -D D:\B7 -T
Typical

It is the -T switch that forces the development package. I can't
remember the alternative to Typical, but I think it is listed in one of
the Xe manuals.

Mark Suters
ERP1U1, SP21_G1, W2K, SQL2K, Citrix

It turns out that -t and -c is not correct. It is -t Typical and -t Compact.

Thanks

Ryan Hunt