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Questions about Oracle 9i Deployment

i got an oracle9i vendor msi , i didn't understand the behavoiur of that application. when i installed that application it is installing in the c drive with the vendor name and it is also installing in to the programfiles folder . i never worked on complex applications can any one help me out

any suggestion for troubleshhot that applications pls


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Posted by: jagadeish 11 years ago
Red Belt
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What is the issue?


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  • I think the msi which you got is created by the previous packager.. - jagadeish 11 years ago
  • yes - sridhark 11 years ago
Posted by: sridhark 11 years ago
Orange Senior Belt
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even it leaving some files under the client folder when i uninstalled the application . its not even  dng the clean uninstallation. actually am unable to explain the issue am facing and i am having only 5 months of exp on packaging moreover i never worked on complex app's

so pls can any one suggest me how to trouble shoot vendor Msi's


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  • Read this, you may get some ideas: http://www.itninja.com/software/oracle/oracle-client/9-28 - SnowLyric 11 years ago
Posted by: anonymous_9363 11 years ago
Red Belt
0

>i got an oracle9i vendor msi
Er....I don't think so! Since the dawn of time, Oracle have used their own, Java-authored installer, the so-called Oracle Universal Installer (OUI).

I'm afraid you're stuck with the dual locations (by default, 'C:\Oracle' and 'C:\Program Files\Oracle'). Given the question and your lack of experience, I would counsel you to wrap the OUI either in script or in an MSI.

Posted by: jagadeish 11 years ago
Red Belt
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Is your problem clean uninstallation?


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  • yes i want clean uninstallation - sridhark 11 years ago
 
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