Yes, for both these reasons, it is recommended that you write to seperate file, other than the default log file.
For instance, you could log to $LOGGED$.extra.log
Logged install
That's a tricky question, really. Windows Installer logs contain a lot of information that is often useless, but sometimes for debugging a setup, you really need all that information.
Other than that...I think logging SUCCESS and LASTERROR would suffice, yes. In the cases it fails, you can always ask a customer to use the command line parameter for turning on MSI logging.
Other than that...I think logging SUCCESS and LASTERROR would suffice, yes. In the cases it fails, you can always ask a customer to use the command line parameter for turning on MSI logging.
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