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Please log in to comment Rating comments in this legacy AppDeploy message board thread error 2732 directory manager not initialized won't reorder them,so that the conversation will remain readable. Answers 0 Resolution :-The reason behind this error is the missing table msi error code 1603 'Signature' from the MSI (NOT MST). There may be a few MSIs that do not contain Signature table. Further when we try applying MST that includes the LaunchCondition we may get 2228 Installation error. We
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can include the missing signatute table from ORCA as shown below :- =>Open the MSI with ORCA ->Tables Tab -> Add Table Option : Add Signature TableDetailed Information :-1)This error can be related to the applications that uses AppSearch and Launch Condition. AppSearch action, it searches the target computer for file signatures that are specified in the AppSearch table of the Windows Installer package. 2)If AppSearch locates a file/registry key
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or a folder that has the relative signature specified, the action returns search results as a property. This property is further used to establish a Launch Condition. 3)If the condition that you set is not satisfied, the Launch Condition quits installation process. 4)The action AppSearch uses database tables such as following while searching for files, registry keys, and folders: * Signature * AppSearch * DrLocator * RegLocator * CompLocator Answered 02/17/2011 by: Rushikesh Ware Please log in to comment Please log in to comment 0 If this error occurs while using AppSearch and RegLocator it is because the table does not exist in the MSI. It can be resolved by either adding an empty Signature-table in the MSI or the MST. Note that if you compile a MSI or MST with a empty Signature-table in Wise Package Studio, Package Studio will remove the Signature-table. Answered 08/31/2011 by: Multiplier Please log in to comment Please log in to comment Answer this question or Comment on this question for clarity AnswerSubmit Don't be a Stranger! Sign up today to participate, stay informed, earn points and establish a reputation for yourself! Sign up! or login Share Related Questions Learn how to sequences applications App-V 5 Application packaging template Adobe Reader X p
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Unknown table '[3]' in SQL query: [4] This cryptic error http://makemsi-manual.dennisbareis.com/2228.htm code will be displayed by an install if a "required" table is missing (and possibly also if empty). It typically more of an "informational" message, but if its near the point of failure perhaps it is really a problem. MAKEMSI tries to not create empty tables msi error unless absolutely required making it much easier to examine the MSI, however sometimes the creation of one table may cause extra windows installer code to be invoked requiring a completely different table to be created (I have seen merge modules do this). A message (with the directory manager not format "Database: [2]. Unknown table '[3]' in SQL query: [4]") will be logged in any verbose log. Above this message you should find the missing table mentioned as well as the failing SQL statement (use the "TableCreate" command to create this table). Missing tables can also cause 2205 and 2262 messages. Example of Creating Tables Safely <$TableCreate "Class" ExistingOK="Y" DropExisting="N"> <$TableCreate "TypeLib" ExistingOK="Y" DropExisting="N"> The "ExistingOK" and "DropExisting" parameters were added for safety, we are doing this step because the tables don't exist however you may some time in the future add code which may create it and you would not want to lose its contents. Please email me any feedback, additional information or corrections.See this page online (look for updates)MAKEMSI© is (C)opyright Dennis Bareis 2003-2008 (All rights reserved).Sunday February 28 2016 at 3:45pmVisit MAKEMSI's Home Page