No more "Opendcl" command after updating the runtime

Hello
Each time I upgrade the runtime, The command "Opendcl" no more works. ("Unknown command")

I have to un-install the run time, and the editor, re-install again in order to get again this command.

Today I installed 5.1.1.4 -> 5.1.1.6: Same thing. No more "Opendcl" command (Vista+ A2009 + A2010)

So my questions are:
How can I check, (in the registery ?) if the tis command is correctly implemented.
Is there any conflict between the run time and the editor ?
Have I to un-install first each time I make an update of the run time ?

Thanks

Copter

author=copter link=topic=818.msg4020#msg4020 date=1245165104 wrote:
I have to un-install the run time, and the editor, re-install again in order to get again this command.

You don't need to install the runtime & the Studio\Editor. That's casing your problems.
Uninstall everything, then ONLY install the Studio.
The Studio install includes the runtime.

Hello

Today, I installed only the run time. I did not installed the Studio. Am I wrong ?
Run time: 5.1.1.6
Studio: 5.1.1.4

Copter

Even though Studio includes the runtime, it should not cause any problems if they are both installed.  Can you give me some step by step instructions for reproducing the problem, starting with a clean machine?

Seams like these maybe related.
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@copter I wouldn't have different versions of the Studio & the Runtime installed on my PC at the same time...

To Owen

On a clean machine (Run time and studio un-installed)

- Install OpenDCL.Studio.ENU.5.1.1.2.msi
- Install OpenDCL.Runtime.5.1.1.6.msi
- Install OpenDCL.Studio.ENU.5.1.1.6.msi

-> No more "Opendcl" command.


To BazzaCad:
I will do not install both studio and run times. I promess.

An other test:

On a clean machine (Run time and studio un-installed)

- Install OpenDCL.Studio.ENU.5.1.1.2.msi
- Install OpenDCL.Studio.ENU.5.1.1.6.msi

No more Opendcl command !

In this case there was not any runtime installed.

Copter

An other test: (The last one)

On a clean machine (Run time and studio un-installed)

- Install OpenDCL.Runtime.5.1.1.1.msi -> Works
- Install OpenDCL.Studio.ENU.5.1.1.6.msi -> No more works
- Install OpenDCL.Studio.ENU.5.1.1.6.msi again -> Works !!!!!!!!!!!!

Is this a VISTA joke ? I am pretty sure that there is not any trouble on XP ...

Copter

The upgrade install has to uninstall the previous version, and somehow the previous verion is being uninstalled *after* the new version is installed. I am investigating.

This problem should now be resolved for Beta 7.  Note that the fix will not take effect until Beta 7 is upgraded.  In other words, upgrading to Beta 7 will still execute the faulty uninstall code from Beta 6 and result in missing demand load entries -- but upgrading from Beta 7 to Beta 8 should work correctly.

Thanks Owen

In conclusion, for already deployed  run times I should do: (In Inno Setup for example):


Filename: msiexec.exe; Parameters: "/x ""{tmp}\OpenDCL.Runtime.5.1.1.2.msi""  /qn"
Filename: msiexec.exe; Parameters: "/i ""{tmp}\OpenDCL.Runtime.5.1.1.7.msi""  /qn"


Am I right ?

Yes, you are correct.