Error 1306 vs. Ice09 Non-permanent system component
I have this application leaving a bunch of .dll's behind on Uninstall. Wise marks'em "Leave installed on Uninstall". These are application specific dll's, they don't conflict with other applications and they are certainly not system critical dll's, and i don't want them on my clients once uninstalled, so the i clear the "Leave installed on Uninstall". The funny thing is, i get this Error 1306 that another application has exclusive access to edb.log on uninstall.
Is there any way i can go around deleting those dll's on uninstall?
Bart [8|]
Is there any way i can go around deleting those dll's on uninstall?
Bart [8|]
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Posted by:
WiseUser
18 years ago
The first thing I'd be tempted to do is find out which process is locking the file(s). You may be able to end the task or kill the process depending on what it is?
In order to do this I'd use ProcXPNT by Sysinternals.
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html
Use the "Find Handle" utility within this tool to find the culprit.
Btw, I'm assuming this isn't the same "edb.log" that's related to AD!!! I'm assuming this because of what you said above.[;)]
In order to do this I'd use ProcXPNT by Sysinternals.
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/ProcessExplorer.html
Use the "Find Handle" utility within this tool to find the culprit.
Btw, I'm assuming this isn't the same "edb.log" that's related to AD!!! I'm assuming this because of what you said above.[;)]
Posted by:
Bartesque
18 years ago
The 1306 is apparantly bogus .. and no its the edb.log in C:\WINDOWS\SoftwareDistribution\DataStore\Logs it refers to - even if i uninstall it before i even have opened the application it tells me this .. so i reckon its some application issue telling windows YOU NEED THESE OR YOU DIE ! [:@]
But the real issue for me is the Ice09 - how i get around cleaning up properly after my package .. if i let Wise check the "leave installed on uninstall" and put the dlls in Removefile table i can get rid of some of'em .. so i guess that will have to do
Thanks for your reply [;)]
Bart [8|]
But the real issue for me is the Ice09 - how i get around cleaning up properly after my package .. if i let Wise check the "leave installed on uninstall" and put the dlls in Removefile table i can get rid of some of'em .. so i guess that will have to do
Thanks for your reply [;)]
Bart [8|]
Posted by:
WiseUser
18 years ago
Is there an "edb.log" file in your package then? I'm not so sure there should be!?
If these Dlls are "application-specific" why are you installing them to "SystemFolder"?
If these Dlls are "application-specific" why are you installing them to "SystemFolder"?
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