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Windows Installer (MSI) Windows Installer (MSI) Error Messages Help with MSI (Microsoft Installer) error 2227: Database: [2]. windows installer error codes Invalid identifier '[3]' in SQL query: [4]. 0 Comments [ error 2732 directory manager not initialized + ] Show Comments Comments Please log in to comment There are no answers at this msi error code 1603 time Rating comments in this legacy AppDeploy message board thread won't reorder them,so that the conversation will remain readable. Answers Answer this question or Comment on this
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im InstallSite Shop INSERT query using WiRunSQL.vbs Started by eelisdotnet, Jul 13 2005 14:28 Please log in to reply
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2 replies to this topic #1 eelisdotnet eelisdotnet Members 24 posts Posted 13 July 2005 - 14:28 HiI'm trying to automate post-build updates to the MSI file. The UPDATE queryworked http://www.itninja.com/question/help-with-msi-2227 fine, but I have an error on the INSERT query.The INSERT query is as follows:CODE Cscript WiRunSQL.vbs Setup.msi "INSERT INTO Registry(Registry.Registry,Registry.Root,Registry.Key,Registry.Name,Registry.Value,Registry.Component_)VALUES('R__ConfigFileRegistry','1','Software\[Manufacturer]\[ProductName]\Config','[_C764143EC7AD42D1BE743AC87204C0E0]','C__00FBFDC77D25406F9F3B6C49E297693F')"The error is :Msi API Error 80004005: OpenView,Sql1:2227 2:Setup.msi 3:Key 4: INSERT INTO Registry ... (all the query syntax)Error 2227 is defined as: Database: [2]. Invalid identifier '[3]' in SQL query: [4].in the following MSDNI couldn't track any invalid identifier in the http://forum.installsite.net/index.php?showtopic=12949 'Key' value nor in'Registry' value on the query. Furthermore, the raw was successfully added tothe Msi using Orca and hard-code.Any suggestions..... thanks! Back to top #2 Stefan Krueger Stefan Krueger InstallSite.org Administrators 13,157 posts Posted 13 July 2005 - 18:02 Try this instead:CODE ´Registry´.´Key´KEY is a SQL keyword so this might clash with the column name.Here's a quote from help topic SQL Syntax:QUOTE To escape table names and column names that clash with SQL keywords, enclose the name between two grave accent marks `` (ASCII value 96). If a column name must be escaped and is qualified as {tablename.column}, then the table and the column must be escaped individually as {`tablename`.`column`}. It is recommended that all table names and column names be escaped in this fashion to avoid clashes with reserved words and gain significant performance. Stefan Krüger Microsoft Windows Installer MVPInstallSite.org Stefan's Blog twitter facebook HOWTO: Logging an MSI installation Read this before sending me e-mail or private messages Back to top #3 eelisdotnet eelisdotnet Members 24 posts Posted 14 July 2005 - 07:32 Thanks Stefan!It was indeed the grave
is supposed to change some values in the MSI tables. The http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/msi-script.3696020/ script basically sets up installer's version from the Assembly's version number. The update sentence is: ---------------- Dim view: Set view = database.OpenView("Update Property set Property.Value = File.Version from Property, File, where File.File like '%AssemblyName.dll%' and Property.Property = 'ProductVersion'") ---------------- Running the script I am receiving the error "Msi API Error 80004005: msi error OpenView, Sql 1: 2227" 2: Setup.msi 3: Value 4: Update Property set Property.Value = File.Version from Property, File, where File.File like '%AssemblyName.dll%' and Property.Property = 'ProductVersion'" The error is telling me that error 2227 occurred on Setup.msi on field/ attribute Value. According to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa372835.aspx, Error 2227 means ----------------- Database: [2]. Invalid directory manager not identifier '[3]' in SQL query: [4]. ----------------- where [2] is Setup.msi, [3] is Value and [4] is the sql sentence. I have changed the sql sentence to ------------------ Dim view: Set view = database.OpenView("Update Property set Property.Value = '0.2.0' where Property.Property = 'ProductVersion'") ------------------ And everything was ok. So the problem does not stand in the incorrect allocation of the objects (i destroy them once i dont use them). So probably the problem is in the SQL sentence. I dont know what is the engine used by a MSI installer database, probably it does not support my first sentence. Has anyone experienced somethig similar? How did you manage to solve this kind of problem? I was thinking to open 2 diferent connections: one that would retrieve the File.Version value, and another one that would do the update, but I didn't succeed. Has anyone tried something similar? Thank you, C , Dec