BillGates
May 16th, 2004, 02:21 PM
Hi Gurus!
Is there any automate-able method to check if a known DLL (path and name) have been registered and installed properly?
I noticed that even if a DLL is unregistered, unregistering it again using REGSVR32 returns success!!!
So testing if the DLL was setup properly is not possible using that method anyways.
E.g. unregister
regsvr32 /U COMWIN.DLL
still Returns %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0
even if the DLL just have been copied in.
Also where are the returncodes for REGSVR32 listed?
Background: Test will be done after running Installshield for a large software package.
Thanks,
Is there any automate-able method to check if a known DLL (path and name) have been registered and installed properly?
I noticed that even if a DLL is unregistered, unregistering it again using REGSVR32 returns success!!!
So testing if the DLL was setup properly is not possible using that method anyways.
E.g. unregister
regsvr32 /U COMWIN.DLL
still Returns %ERRORLEVEL% EQU 0
even if the DLL just have been copied in.
Also where are the returncodes for REGSVR32 listed?
Background: Test will be done after running Installshield for a large software package.
Thanks,