Thank you for your support.
I follow your advise and it works as what you said. However, it is not like what my customer want. He wants to show a confirmation dialog so that the user can choose either automatically remove the old version or cancel installing the new release.
Thank you anyway.
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Re: How to prevent the installer to auto remove the current product when run the same installer?
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How to prevent the installer to auto remove the current product when run the same installer?
I built an installer with Advanced Installer 14.2.2. Whenever I rebuild the installation package ( without changing "Product Code", "Upgrade Code", "Version") and click launch installer again, the installer immediately remove the current installed product (which was ins...
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Re: Execute SQl Query with a SQL data coumm data length [nvarchar](MAX) cause "allocation" error.
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Execute SQl Query with a SQL data coumm data length [nvarchar](MAX) cause "allocation" error.
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