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How do I detect that the installer is doing a repair?
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How do I detect that the installer is doing a repair?
How do I detect that the installer is doing a repair?
Windows Installer Team
9 Aug 2005 3:23 AM
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How do I detect that the installer is doing a repair?
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You can check if the REINSTALL property is set. If you want to detect if a patch operation is happening (which also sets the REINSTALL property), you can check if the PATCH property is set (or the MsiPatchRemovalList property for patch uninstall).
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