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- AlexKaras
Champion Level 3
Hi Shilpashree,
While it might depend on the implementation of your given .msi installer, but usually
msiexec /i <your.msi>
installs the product and
msiexec /u <your.msi>
uninstalls it.
Use the WshShell.Run() method to execute command line from your test code.
Thanks for the help, vinniew, Alex!
hrshilpashree, were you able to resolve the issue? Please let us know if you need assistance.
- vinniew
Staff
How are you.
Is this something you'd like to do as part of your Tests?
Can you explain a little bit more on what you are trying to achieve including this as part of a test step.
This will help me address how we can do this in Testcomplete
Thanks
Vincent
- vinniew
Staff
I stumbled across a similar thread after I initially responded.
Check this out here
I think it may solve your issue.
Thanks again for using the community, try it out and let me know how you get on
KR
Vinnie
- hrshilpashreeOccasional Contributor
Hi vinniew ,
I have a scenario where in I need to check values in multiple builds of same application and save it to a report.
To achieve this test, I need to uninstall the previous build and Install the current Build(application with .msi) and repeat uninstall and install in series
so looking for Script to install and uninstall a .msi application- vinniew
Staff
Hey hrshilpashree
Have you checked previous threads on this?
I posted an example before.
Here is another