Is your setup in 32 or 64 bit mode at the time of that check you run?

In your project settings, you can specify whether or not the revision code will automatically be generated each build. Uncheck that and you should observe the behavior you want.

That script looks OK and builds successfully for me on the latest InstallAware 10.0.3. These scripts are included and the problem could be with one of those, but it shouldn't be... Include Script: updates Include Script: checkmsi31 Include Script: checknet4_x86 Include Script: setupmsi31 Include Scr...

If you're on one of the newer Windows OS (Vista, 7), then it sounds like you're dealing with User Account Control. Although, the dialog does look like XP. It does look like a system policy issue. You may need to package a single-file exe installer into a single MSI using the group policy wizard and ...

Yes, I think that will be the best solution for you.

Please try again, you'll have to zip it to post or email.

Check out or try the attached script.

In your project folder, there will be a .mia file, that's what we need to look at. You can post it here or email it to support@installaware.com

I was logged out before I could finish my response and lost it, but the summary is: I recommend searching the help file for "web media", "updates" and "patches" as they are all unique features. As far as your report, it looks like there is a bug if the executable being ...

Would it be possible for you to post the scripts or the main script of your project?

What results do you get for Installed, Copied and Failed?

From the Help file: Some installer messages are shared across all InstallAware projects. To localize these messages: [In the Localization Wizard,] Click the Edit Installer Messages button on the last page of the import process to start the visual localization tool for the shared messages. Run the mT...

It's the Database. The provided runtimes include:

Instance Features
- Database Engine Services
- SQL Server Replication

Share Features
- SQL Client Connectivity SDK

Is that the version appearing after applying your license? Did you regenerate your license?

The version for 10.0.3 should read "Build Mooya.up3.151210"

You're going to have to get into the code to deploy a product that has an option of 32 or 64 bit installations. 1. The default behavior is to attempt to install the included runtimes. There are situations when people need to have both 32 an 64 bit versions of SQL Server. By including both, since the...