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Column Type Key Nullable: Identifier Identifier Text Filename Identifier Identifier Integer

This table contains a list of files to be copied or moved, along with their source and destination locations and options. It includes columns for a primary key, component key, source name, source folder, destination name, destination folder, and options. The options column determines whether the file is copied or moved. It is processed by the MoveFiles action after the InstallFiles action.

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Column Type Key Nullable: Identifier Identifier Text Filename Identifier Identifier Integer

This table contains a list of files to be copied or moved, along with their source and destination locations and options. It includes columns for a primary key, component key, source name, source folder, destination name, destination folder, and options. The options column determines whether the file is copied or moved. It is processed by the MoveFiles action after the InstallFiles action.

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MoveFile Table

This table contains a list of files to be moved or copied from a specified source directory to a specified destination directory. The MoveFile table has the following columns. Column FileKey Component !ourceName #estName !ourceFolder #estFolder $ptions Type Key Nullable Identifier Y N Identifier N N Te"t N Y Filename N Y Identifier N Y Identifier N N Integer N N

Columns
FileKey %rimary &ey that uni'uely identifies a particular MoveFile record. Component ("ternal &ey into the Component table. If the component referenced by this &ey is not selected for installation or removal) then no action is ta&en on this MoveFile entry. !ourceName This column contains the locali*able name of the source files to be moved or copied. This column may be left blan&. !ee the description of the !ourceFolder column. This field must contain a long file name and may contain wildcard characters +, and -.. #estName This column contains the locali*able name to be given to the original file after it is moved or copied. If this field is blan&) then the destination file is given the same name as the source file. !ourceFolder This column contains the name of a property having a value that resolves to the full path to the source directory. If the !ourceName column is left blan&) then the property named

in the !ourceFolder column is assumed to contain the full path to the source file itself +including the file name.. #estFolder The name of a property whose value resolves to the full path to the destination directory. $ptions Integer value specifying the operating mode. Hexadecimal Decimal Meaning +none. /"/// / Copy the source file. msidbMoveFileOptionsMove /"//0 0 Move the source file. Constant

Remarks
If a 1,1 wildcard is entered in the !ourceName column of the MoveFile table and a destination file name is specified in the #estName column) all moved or copied files retain the names in the sources. This table is processed by the MoveFiles action.

Validation
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#uplicateFile

/ out of 0 rated this helpful < =ate this topic The #uplicateFiles action duplicates files installed by the InstallFiles action. The duplicate files can be copied to the same directory with a different name or to a different directory with the original name.

e!uence"Restrictions
The #uplicateFiles action must come after the InstallFiles action. The #uplicateFiles >ction must also come after the %atchFiles action to prevent duplicating the unpatched version of the file.

#ctionData"Messages
Field Description"o$"action"data ?0@ Identifier of duplicated file. ?3@ !i*e of duplicated file. ?:@ Identifier of directory holding duplicated file.

Remarks
The #uplicateFiles action processes a #uplicateFile table entry only if the component lin&ed to that entry is being installed locally. For more information) see Component table. The string in the #estFolder field is a property name whose value is e"pected to resolve to a fully 'ualified path. This property can either be any of the directory entries in the #irectory table) any pre<defined folder property +CommonFilesFolder) for e"ample.) or a property set by any entry in the >pp!earch table. If the DestFolder property does not evaluate to a valid path the #uplicateFiles action does nothing for that entry. If the name of the destination file in the #estName column of the #uplicateFile table is left blan&) the destination file name will be the same as the original file name. Files installed by the #uplicateFiles action are removed by the =emove#uplicateFiles action when appropriate.

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