Thanks for the quick answer,
Chris. Unfortunately, no – the Attributes column for the file is 0. The file
is a sql server .mdf file. So it doesn’t contain any checksum or versioning
information (as far as windows installer should be concerned). If I cause a
reinstall before the file is modified, I get the following output: Disallowing installation of
component: {846A216C-4DD7-4B6E-A1B5-1B7A222D6071} since the same component with
higher versioned keyfile exists After the file is modified, I
get the output I posted below. Scanning the log file, other
than the REINSTALLMODE property, I couldn’t find anything else that suggested
why this might be happening. Very confusing. Ross From: Christopher
Painter [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] You said pocmus. C is: Hi, Apologies
if this is more msi than wix, but this group is a lot more active than
platformsdk.msi, and people seem to get away with asking a few non-wix specific
questions here… I
have a question about a reinstall triggered by an advertised shortcut. Looking
at the log file, the reinstall is triggered with REINSTALLMODE=pocmus. One
of the components in my package has an unversioned file as the keyfile.
During the reinstall, the following line is output to the log: Allowing
installation of component: {846A216C-4DD7-4B6E-A1B5-1B7A222D6071} even though a
modified unversioned keyfile exists and file versioning rules would disable the
component I
do not want the file to be reinstalled if the file already on the system is
modified - I want the installer to follow the versioning rules. Why is it
choosing NOT to follow them? Google didn’t turn up anything of
interest, and the msi documentation didn’t clear it up for me either. Thanks! Ross
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