Tim Mayert wrote:
> Hello,
>
> This may be a very simple question, but I can not seem to find a
> function that can do this. I am automating the build of our product
> install and during the creation of the install it will generate a .txt
> file that contains the build log. I would like to o
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Thanks
Richard,
Actually thanks for the suggestion. I'll check
with my install build call to see if I can specify the output log file. If
I can then yes it would be much easier
Regards,
Tim.
-Original Message-From: Foster, Richard
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Tim,
I may be off base here, but I think you can use a
task to iterate through items in a fileset -
e.g.
One question though... For most of the tools I have worked
with there is frequently a way you can s
Lee,
I'm pretty sure System.Data.dll (or any other assembly) will be in the PATH.
Removing the "frompath" attribute should fix your problem.
Gert
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Hello,
This may be a very
simple question, but I can not seem to find a function that can do this. I
am automating the build of our product install and during the creation of the
install it will generate a .txt file that contains the build log. I would
like to open this lo
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Hi,
I have a build file for a project, but when I tried to run the file, I got
the following error message: [vbc] vbc : error BC30464: Namespace or type
'Data' in the project-level Imports 'System.Data' cannot be found.
These are what I have in my build file:
