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The following illustrates the command line syntax used to install UEC:
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sb-UECtlr-6.3.0.<level>-windows-i386.exe [/v" |
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"] [/s] [/w] [/x]
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In this syntax:
<level> is the numeric package level.
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| Repairs a Universal Enterprise Controller installation.
om (after the /f) are options used by the repair. There are other options available, but for behavior that matches the repair done from the graphical install, the om options must be used.
/fom cannot be used with the /x (remove) parameter. | n/a |
| Removes Universal Enterprise Controller.
/x cannot be used with the /fom (repair) parameter. | n/a |
INSTALLDIR=installdir | Sets the root installation directory to <installdir>. Each component will be installed under this directory.
INSTALLDIR is required if you want to install UEC under a directory different from the one specified by the PROGRAMFILES environment variable (typically C:\Program Files\Universal). If the directory contains spaces, you must use double ( " ) quotation marks around the path name. | (none) |
UECTLR={yes|no} | Specification for whether or not to install the UEC Service component during new installs, upgrades, or maintenance. | Html bobswift |
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<li> If <b>yes</b> is specified, UEC Service will be installed.
<li> If <b>no</b> is specified, UEC Service will not be installed. If UEC Service already is present on the system (via a previous installation), it will be removed.
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Since, by default, each component's install state is preserved during an upgrade or maintenance, UEC Service is not required unless you want to change the current install state. UEC Service is ignored during an uninstall.
Setting this parameter has the same effect as selecting whether or not to install UEC Service on the Custom Setup dialog when installing UEC via the graphical interface. | yes |
| Suppresses the product installation dialogs.
Use this parameter in addition to the #/s command line switch for a completely silent install.
See #Command Line Switches, #Command Line Installation Examples, and #Detecting the Completion of Silent Installs for additional information regarding silent installs. | n/a |
| Instructs the installation process to create an installation log file named <logfilepath> (full path name). If <logfilepath> contains spaces, you must enclose it with double ( " ) quotation marks.
*v are flags used to specify the level of detail (verbose) contained in the log file. To reduce the amount of output generated, *v can be omitted. However, using these options is good practice; they can assist Stonebranch Customer Support with problem determination should any errors occur during installation. | n/a |
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To install all UEC components via the graphical user interface, issue the following command:
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sb-UECtlr-6.3.0.0-windows-i386.exe
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Graphical User Interface Install, All Components, with Log File
To install all UEC components using the Windows Installer graphical user interface and write a log file to C:\temp\install.log during the installation, issue the following command:
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sb-UECtlr-6.3.0.0-windows-i386.exe /v"/l*v c:\temp\install.log"
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Silent Install, Different Installation Directory
To install UEC under D:\Universal, which is a directory other than the one specified by the environment variable PROGRAMFILES, issue the following command:
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sb-UECtlr-6.3.0.0-windows-i386.exe /s /v"/qn INSTALLDIR=D:\Universal"
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Silent Install, All Components
To install all UEC components without using a graphical interface — that is, a silent install — issue the following command:
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sb-UECtlr-6.3.0.0-windows-i386.exe /s /v"/qn"
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Detecting the Completion of Silent Installs
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For example, from the command prompt, issue the following command to start the Universal Enterprise Controller installation and wait for it to finish.
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start /b /wait sb-UECtlr-6.3.0.0-windows-i386.exe /w /s /v"/qn"
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- The /b switch prevents the start command from opening a new window.
- The /wait parameter causes the start command to start the application, sb-UECtlr-6.3.0.0-windows-i386.exe, and then wait for it to finish.
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