Is there a way to deploy SPSS Statistics v22 without rebooting?
Hi all,
I am currently using the command (msiexec.exe /q ALLUSERS=2 /m MSILPEPC /i "IBM SPSS Statistics 22.msi" AUTHCODE="x") to install SPSS 22 through distribution on the K1000. This script worked with v21 with out rebooting the PC. But reboots with v22. Is there anything I can add to the command to make it not reboot?
Many Thanks,
Eddie
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Thank you all for answering so quickly, I managed to get it to work with: msiexec.exe /q ALLUSERS=2 /m MSILPEPC /i /norestart "IBM SPSS Statistics 22.msi" AUTHCODE="x"
Thank you all for answering so quickly, I managed to get it to work with: msiexec.exe /q ALLUSERS=2 /m MSILPEPC /i /norestart "IBM SPSS Statistics 22.msi" AUTHCODE="x"
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Posted by:
cblake
10 years ago
/qn REBOOT=ReallySuppress
/qn /norestart
Either of those should be useful as long as the MSI conforms to Windows Installer requirements.
Posted by:
jknox
10 years ago
There doesn't appear to be an option not to reboot in the documentation.
Here are the Windows docs: ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/analytics/spss/documentation/statistics/22.0/en/client/InstallationDocuments/Windows/
Oddly, the install string is in the Mac version and doesn't appear to be in the Windows one: ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/analytics/spss/documentation/statistics/22.0/en/client/InstallationDocuments/MacOS/Authorized_User_License_Administrator_Guide.pdf
Here are the Windows docs: ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/analytics/spss/documentation/statistics/22.0/en/client/InstallationDocuments/Windows/
Oddly, the install string is in the Mac version and doesn't appear to be in the Windows one: ftp://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/analytics/spss/documentation/statistics/22.0/en/client/InstallationDocuments/MacOS/Authorized_User_License_Administrator_Guide.pdf
MsiExec.exe /i "IBM SPSS Statistics 22.msi" /qn /L*v logfile.txt INSTALLDIR="C:\Statistics" AUTHCODE="3241a2314b23c4d5f6ea"
Posted by:
EdT
10 years ago
Have you tried adding REBOOT=R to the command line? This suppresses any "normal" MSI reboot activity. Other than that, look at the InstallExecute sequence of the MSI for any custom actions that might be forcing the reboot. Then disable with a transform.
Posted by:
EdT
10 years ago
REBOOT=R is the same as REBOOT=ReallySuppress - useful shortcut if you have a long command line.
