Silent Install Commands – PB Docs 2017

Silent Install Commands

This topic describes the
silentinstall command syntax for PowerBuilder.

To run the silent installation from a Windows Command
Prompt, run this command in the installation package
(silentinstall.bat for Universal Edition,
silentInstall_st.bat for Standalone Edition):

The parameters can be listed in any order and are not case sensitive.
Parameter values are also not case sensitive.

Silent installation parameter

Description

opt

Names the product or products to install.

This parameter is optional to the
PowerBuilder Standalone Edition.

For the PowerBuilder Universal Edition,
values are:

  • All Installs
    PowerBuilder, PowerServer (PB Edition), PowerServer Toolkit,
    PowerServer Help, & PowerServer Web Component

  • PB Installs only
    PowerBuilder

  • PSM Installs only
    PowerServer (PB Edition)

  • PST Installs only
    PowerServer Toolkit

  • PSH Installs only
    PowerServer Help

  • PSWC Installs only
    PowerServer Web Component

Multiple products can be separated by a slash
(“/”), for example, opt=PB/PSM/PST.

dir

Indicates the main installation directory. If you omit this
parameter, silentinstall installs the product to the
sysDriverProgram
FilesAppeonproductName
directory,
where sysDriver is the main computer drive, and
productName is PowerBuilder 2017 R3.

shr

Indicates the shared directory for PowerBuilder. If you omit
this parameter, this directory installs to
sysDriverProgram
FilesAppeonShared
.

log

Names the log file for the installation. If you omit this
parameter, the log file is written to the system
Temp directory with the file name,
silentinstall.log.

help or /?

Displays command syntax and parameters instead of running
the command.

The following example uses all parameters for the silent installation
command:

silentinstall.bat "opt=pb"
"dir=D:appeonpb170" "shr=D:appeonshared"
"log=D:appeoninstall.log"

When installing PowerBuilder, the silent installation
writes warnings to its log file if the setup computer does not have the
correct version any of these items:

  • SQL Anywhere

  • Microsoft .NET Framework

  • Microsoft .NET Framework SDK

  • Microsoft IIS


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