Subject | Re: [Firebird-admin] RE: [IBDI] Firebird install for Win32 executable name |
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Author | Lester Caine |
Post date | 2001-07-16T10:17:36Z |
> > > Ok, I think I understand what you are saying. In other words, useAnd there we start the problem. The last thing it should be called is simply
> > > something like Firebird0941Setup.exe and
> > > InterBase6016OpenEditionSetup.exe, right?
> >
> > Yes
>
> Please don't. Automatic archiving procedures would then have to be
> modified according to the version of the installation script. I think
> that if one needs to store different versions of the same exe, he/she
> may well create subfolders and go with it.
> I dare to say that, on windows, the install file name should be named
> nothing else than "setup.exe".
> My 0.02
"setup.exe". Since windows is so crap at maintaining file detail information,
we MUST have some means of identifying the program by the file name.
Do a search for setup.exe on your machine!!! I came up with 35 I could not
tell you what many of them were, let alone which one to use.
If automatic archiving is overwriting a good version with an untested version
then good luck to you. None of this should be automatically archived, it
should be controlled in a recoverable manor. Some of us are required to meet
ISO9002 standards and that almost dictates identifiable files.
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Lester Caine
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