Also as an FYI, normally an rc of 259 means the process is still active [1]
which tells me the installer is still running in the background. I do
remember seeing an issue with the Oracle installer not working in Ansible
and exits straight away and there's a special command line argument or
Ok so you need to fix out what error 259 means. Look to see if you can enable
any logging to identify the issue, this would all be specific to that installer
so start with the company that produces it and read through their docs.
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when I run it locally on windows server the command is working and oracle
client is installed silently
On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 1:35 PM Jordan Borean wrote:
> You would need to find out what an error code of 259 means in the context
> of the installer. When you run it locally are you getting the
You would need to find out what an error code of 259 means in the context
of the installer. When you run it locally are you getting the same return
code, in powershell this is set to '$LASTEXITCODE', in cmd.exe you can get
the last rc with 'echo %ERRORLEVEL%'.
Thanks
Jordan
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