Sage Line 50 via .cmd using SCCM 2007

[mjsc]

Hello,

 

I am attempting to deploy Sage Line 50 v 7 via a .cmd file using SCCM 2007

 

Sage installs fine if I use the following command within the programs section of the package.

 

msiexec.exe /q ALLUSERS=2 /m MSIXPQVC /i "SageLine50.msi"

 

However, nothing happens on the receiving client if I set the package to run the program as a .cmd file.

 

Content of the .cmd file as below –

 

:: INSTALL SAGELINE50

 

msiexec.exe /q ALLUSERS=2 /m MSIXPQVC /i "SageLine50.msi"

 

::Copy file to the C: Drive

 

XCOPY /H /K /Y /C "%~dp0COMPANY.*" "C:\PROGRAM FILES (X86)\LINE50"

 

The content of the .cmd file looks pretty simple to me; nothing too complex there.

 

Any advice or ideas would be appreciated.

[Ath3na]

When pointing to the batch file your saying the MSI doesn't install?

 

What's in the execmgr.log file on the client around the time of the attempted installation.

[Peter van der Woude]

It indeed looks pretty straight forward. For error messages indeed look at the execmgr.log. Another idea would be to run the batch file with PSEXEC to test it with SYSTEM credentials.

[Peter33]

First ofall don't use the /m Switch. You want to install the program and not advertise the Installation. Also use ALLUSERS=1, you dont want to install the program in the user context if the system context doesn't work for any reason.

Add a pushd %~dp0 as first line to your batch, so msiexec can actually find the msi file. (last line popd). You also might want to return an exit code of the Installation by your Batch.