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"I tried to uninstall the same using below code, but its not working."
Process p = new Process();
p.StartInfo.FileName = "msiexec.exe";
p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/x \"C:\\Projects\\Debug\\ELSWinServInstaller.msi\"/qn";
p.Start();
Unistallation code is not working. It didn't throw any exception. it executed each line. but uninstallation didn't happen.
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NarVish wrote: Unistallation code is not working. It didn't throw any exception. it executed each line. but uninstallation didn't happen.
That's a better description; now we can rule out any exceptions and focus on the rest. From where are you starting this? From a Windows-service?
You could check the eventlog for any errors. As a quick workaround, try putting the complete command in a batch-file and execute that from code.
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Could be a permission issue.
For Vista and Windows 7, you might need to run this program as an administrator to uninstall the program.
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I have administrator rights.
If it is permission issue, my installation code also should not work. But installation done sucessfully.
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can you uninstall this application from a command prompt? by running the same command?
i.e.
c:\Projects\Debug\ELSWinServInstaller.msi /qn
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yes, its working fine when I run the below command in visual studio command prompt.
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0\VC>msiexec /x C:\Lalitha\Projects\
Debug\ELSWinServInstaller.msi
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NarVish wrote: p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/x \"C:\\Projects\\Debug\\ELSWinServInstaller.msi\"/qn";;
Do you need a space between the closing quote around the MSI path and the /qn argument?
p.StartInfo.Arguments = "/x \"C:\\Projects\\Debug\\ELSWinServInstaller.msi\" /qn";
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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I tried by giving space as per your suggestion. Still, problem exists. No change
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Can anyone explain clearly how to use Pagination concept fro DataList Control in ASP.NET C#?
Harsha K N
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hi guys , i have made a project that has 5 forms , it's automation project and is doing the regular job of the automation , like adding,deleting,updating and refreshing , im using devcomponent dll in all the forms , but the problem here when i insert 60 record into the database (access database) after i insert the 60th record the program will fall in slumation view , when i want to add a record i should wait 5 sec after i insert a record and if other form is open and wanted to close it the hole program will stop responding for 5 or 7 sec .
i think the big reason for that its using the devcomponent . i dont know maybe the reason is sth else .
so any solution for making the program work faster ?
and one more thing , i cannot change the devcomponents form to normal form.
i dont know if you get what i mean or not ?
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Nope, didn't understand a thing!
Sorry, but I understand each word, but put together like that I didn't understand any of the sentences...
If you get an email telling you that you can catch Swine Flu from tinned pork then just delete it. It's Spam.
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I have never used devcomponents but I assume they are the same as anything else - if you need to run a procedure that is going to take more than a few milliseconds you should launch a thread (look at the BackgroundWorker possibly) to do it on so the UI's thread doesn't lock.
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nice solution , but is this problem is regular in automation programs ?
i mean get really slow/slow when the size of the data get increased ?
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Not necessarily but it depends on how you code the data access stuff. Poor code, poor data validation etc or caching/displaying a lot of data is always going to be slow. Good code and only caching/displaying a sensible amount of data at once will be fast - all other things being equal.
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Hello guys. I am copying one ArrayList into another ArrayList. However, I am calling ToArray() on my source ArrayList. Later when I try to retrieve values from my target ArrayList, it only gives my System.String[], instead of string values. Here is what I am trying
public void CopySetting(ArrayList mySrcArrayList)
{
myTargetArrayList.Clear();
myTargetArrayList.Add(mySrcArrayList.ToArray(typeof(string)));
}
public GetValues()
{
foreach (Object obj in myTargetArrayList)
{
string str = (string)obj.ToString();
}
}
So what could be wrong here? Thanks for any help.
This world is going to explode due to international politics, SOON.
modified 4-Feb-13 3:21am.
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what is the data type of 'm_objDigitList' variable? the sample code doesnt say anything about that.
Jibesh V P
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ahhh. It is Target ArrayList. I think I could not modify my original code properly.
This world is going to explode due to international politics, SOON.
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that's the main problem when you work with ArrayList, Add method simply accepts any object you pass. here you are adding the string[] returned by the source.ToArray operation. to Add the array range you should use array.AddRange.
My personal recommendation is to avoid using ArrayList in your application and use Generic lists.
public void CopySetting(ArrayList mySrcArrayList)
{
myTargetArrayList.Clear();
myTargetArrayList.AddRange(mySrcArrayList.ToArray(typeof(string)));
}
Jibesh V P
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Yeah don't use ArrayList unless there is some good reason you don't want type safety. Even if the initial list is a heterogenous one in this case, so you want an untyped list, you should definitely be using List<String> as the target, since you're only adding strings to it.
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Hello everyone i'm a biginner of c# programming someone can help me to improve my skills. I need sample project to exercise my learning. thank you
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The first place you should try when stuck on something is MSDN. C# Sample Applications[^] is a good p[lace to start.
When I was a coder, we worked on algorithms. Today, we memorize APIs for countless libraries — those libraries have the algorithms - Eric Allman
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Thank you sir Wayne Gaylard
for your response. It is realy a big help for me to improve my knowledge in programming.
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No Problem.
When I was a coder, we worked on algorithms. Today, we memorize APIs for countless libraries — those libraries have the algorithms - Eric Allman
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You can learn by reading a few books on C#.
There will be a number of samples that you could try from these books.
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