Silent install problem with 9.1 -
04-07-2006
, 07:40 AM
I create a silent installation for Pervasive workgroup 9.1.
I call the setup in silent and it works well.
I configured the ptksetup.ini to put the key products and also to
bypass the PSA after the installation.
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[PSA]
; KEY: PSA will be installed on the system. (*Yes, No)
Install=Yes
; KEY: create a Start menu icon for PSA. (*Yes, No)
Icon=Yes
; KEY: run PSA in silent mode. If install is already running in silent
mode,
; PSA will also run silently regardless of this setting (Yes, *No).
RunSilent=Yes
; KEY: use an alternate log file. Specify a fully qualified path or
leave
; blank to use the default. UNC paths are allowed.
LogFilePath=
; KEY: the drive for PSA to place files that it archives. Leave blank
to use
; the default, which is the install drive (use the form c:\).
ArchiveDestination=
; KEY: PSA will analyze the system to detect potential problems (*Yes,
No).
AnalyzeSystem=No
; KEY: PSA will test Network connectivity. (*Yes, No)
TestNetworkCommunication=No
; KEY: PSA will test the transactional engines or requesters (*Yes, No)
TestTransactional=No
; KEY: PSA will test the relational engines or requesters (*Yes, No).
TestRelational=No
; KEY: the machine name or IP address where the Pervasive.SQL engine
; is running. This "target" machine is used to test network
communication.
; If left blank, the installation process uses the machine from which
; the install is run as the target machine for the network test.
NetworkTestTarget=
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When arrived to this part of the installation I have yhis message ;
"The PSA operation has been aborted. An error was encountered. Verify
that correct parameters were provided, ptksetup.ini file exists and
path specified is correct and enclosed in double quotes."
Someone know what is the problem?
Thanks. |