Thank you. Orca is much happier now. I still get the following error in the 
ServiceInstall table:

Row 'TandemHeartbeatService' in table 'ServiceInstall' has bits set in the 
'ServiceType' column that are reserved. They must be 0 to ensure compatability with 
future installer versions.

I have a .exe that supports two services so I want to indicate this with the 
ServiceType. Zero will not do. I have it set to 8 but Orca does not like this. Any 
suggestions? Should I just ignore this error?

Kevin

-----Original Message-----
From: James Geurts [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 20, 2004 8:16 AM
To: Burton, Kevin
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [NAntC-Dev] ServiceInstall value considered invalid by
Orca.


Hey Kevin,

Try removing the spaces in the ServiceInstall column value.  That column is
to be used as an identifier for the table.

Jim

>>From the wiki I based the following example of installing a service.
>
>                           <columns>
>                               <column name="ServiceInstall"
>                               value="Tandem Heartbeat Service"/>
>                               <column name="Name" value="Tandem
>                               Heartbeat Service"/> <column
>                               name="DisplayName" value="Tandem
>                               Heartbeat Service"/> <column
>                               name="ServiceType" value="8"/> <column
>                               name="StartType" value="2"/> <column
>                               name="ErrorControl" value="1"/> <column
>                               name="Component_"
>                               value="ApplicationServer.exe"/> <column
>                               name="Description" value="Heartbeat
>                               message to the Tandem."/>
>                           </columns>
>
> But when I use Orca to look at the table I get some errors:
>
> Invalid identifier; Table: ServiceInstall, Column: ServiceInstall,
> Key(s): Tandem Heartbeat Service
>
> Orca seems to indicate that the name I gave to the service is invalid.
> I am not sure what is wrong. Any suggestions?
>
> Kevin
>
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