Installation executable silent operation
There are four types of operations: Install, upgrade, apply fix pack, and uninstall.
The following example illustrates how to use the installation executable file for a new
installation:
<Drive:\path>Setup.exe /s /v"ADDLOCAL=ALL REMOVE=Symbols
CD_SRVR_INI_FILE=\"C:\MyFiles\cd_srvr.ini\" /qn /l*vx \"C:\cdinstall.log\""
Tip: You can specify the
CD_SOLIDDB_PWD
in the
cd_srvr.ini file.The following example illustrates how to use the installation executable for an upgrade
installation
(
CD_SETUP_TYPE=Upgrade
):<Drive:\path>Setup.exe /s /v"ADDLOCAL=ALL REMOVE=Symbols
CD_SRVR_INI_FILE=\"C:\MyFiles\cd_srvr.ini\" /qn /l*vx \"C:cdupgrade.log\""
Tip: You can specify the
CD_SOLIDDB_PWD
and CD_SETUP_TYPE
in
the cd_srvr.ini file.The following example illustrates how to use the installation executable for a fix pack
installation
(
SEPATCH_ONLY_FLAG=1
):<Drive:\path><Fix Pack executable> /v"SEPATCH_ONLY_FLAG=1 /qn /l*vx C:\temp\fpinstall.log" /s
The following example illustrates how to use the installation executable to uninstall
(
/x
) Connect:Direct® for Microsoft
Windows.Important: The uninstall works only with the same version of the installer executable as the
instance that is being
uninstalled.
<Drive:\path><setup.exe> /v"/qn /l*vx C:\temp\uninstall.log" /s /x
OR
<Drive:\path>< Fix Pack executable > /v"/qn /l*vx C:\temp\uninstall.log" /s /x