purpose of /v and /l*v commands
What does the /v command do when dealing with an executable (.exe) in script,
As well what does the /l*v do in the same sense?
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ninjaman
11 years ago
I believe /l*v is only for vervose log's that is msi's and not for exe's
/l is regular log for exe's
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I think that's what I was looking for ! Thanks. - Brockk7 11 years ago
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kharthik_v
11 years ago
Type Msiexec /? in Start-->Run and search for Logging Options. /l if for generating standard log , * is for Log all information except Verbose and V for Verbose log.
hope this Helps!
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Sure does, thats exactly what i wanted. Nice and general explanation ! - Brockk7 11 years ago
Posted by:
andrew_lubchansky
11 years ago
That is really dependant on the software you are looking to install. Each vendor decides what their parameters do. Is there a specific piece of software you are looking at?
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Just the most common use I guess I was looking for ! Whatever they are used for most frequent. - Brockk7 11 years ago
