Here??™s the list of restart options.
/norestart
Performs the installation without a restart.
/promptrestart
Prompts the user for a restart when necessary.
/forcerestart
Forces the system to restart after the installation is complete.
An after hours installation might not go as planned. Consequently, you??™ll want to log any installation
events so you can review the installation process later. It??™s important that you review the log
even when it appears the installation occurred as predicted. A small error might not stop the installation
from completing, but could stop the application from working as intended. The following list
defines the command line switches for logging an installation.
/l[I] [w] [e] [a] [r] [u] [c] [m] [o] [p] [v] [x] [+] [!] [*]
LogFile
Performs
only the specified level of logging. You can combine multiple logging levels to obtain specific logging
results. For example, using the
/lia
command line switch records all status messages and
startup actions. The following list identifies the various logging levels that you can use.
i
Status messages
w
Nonfatal warnings
e
All error messages
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a
Startup of actions
r
Action-specific records
u
User requests
c
Initial user interface parameters
m
Out-of-memory or fatal exit information
o Out-of-disk-space messages
p Terminal properties
v Verbose output (you can only use this command line switch when you specify that you
want all output by using the \l*v command line switch)
x Extra debugging information
+ Append to existing log file
! Flush each line to the log
* Log all information, except for v and x options
/log LogFile Performs a level of logging equivalent to the /l* command line switch.
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