Inno setup adding net framework before installation. If you take a look again on thread i said im using inno setup to install the program and i need code in Inno setup scrpit to check. Script looks like this: Just a part. First 5 pages readed:)/>http://pokit.org/get/img/04fdefe8b372c206f4d1aa56f1b4524b.jpg. Install Mysql Using Inno Setup.. I am using MySQL 5.1 and Inno Setup 5. Inno Setup, installing MySQL server and.net 4.0. That's how I found Inno Setup.

Example:compil32 /cc 'c: isetup samples my script.iss' As shown in the example above, filenames that include spaces must be enclosed in quotes. Running the Setup Compiler from the command line does not suppress the normal progress display or any error messages. The Setup Compiler will return an exit code of 0 if the compile was successful, 1 if the command line parameters were invalid, or 2 if the compile failed.

• Alternatively, you can compile scripts using the console-mode compiler, ISCC.exe. Command line usage is as follows. Example:iscc 'c: isetup samples my script.iss' As shown in the example above, filenames that include spaces must be enclosed in quotes. Valid options are: '/O-' to disable output (overriding any Output setting in the script), '/O+' to enable output (overriding any Output setting in the script), '/O' to specify an output path (overriding any OutputDir setting in the script), '/F' to specify an output filename (overriding any OutputBaseFilename setting in the script), '/S' to specify a Sign Tool (any Sign Tools configured using the IDE will be specified automatically), '/Q[p]' for quiet compile (print only error messages, 'p' will show progress info), and '/?'

To show a help screen. Example:compil32 /wizard 'MyProg Script Wizard' 'c: temp.iss' As shown in the example above, wizard names and filenames that include spaces must be enclosed in quotes. Running the wizard from the command line does not suppress any error messages. The Setup Script Wizard will return an exit code of 0 if there was no error and additionally it will save the generated script file to the specified filename, 1 if the command line parameters were invalid, or 2 if the generated script file could not be saved.

If the user cancelled the Setup Script Wizard, an exit code of 0 is returned and no script file is saved.

I have been working on an installer that does several things. The part I'm having trouble with is getting some.sql files to set up the database, user, permission, and initial table structure for the application. For reference, I am using MySQL 5.1 and Inno Setup 5 on Windows XP.

Game Textures Desert there. Using the [Run] section to run the command line mysql didn't work because it wouldn't allow the file to be piped in. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[Run]; this doesn't work Filename: 'c: program files mysql mysql server 5.1 bin mysql.exe'; Parameters: ' -u user.