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/*****************************************************************************\
* *
* MsiQuery.h - Interface to running installer for custom actions and tools *
* *
* Version 2.0 *
* *
* NOTES: All buffers sizes are TCHAR count, null included only on input *
* Return argument pointers may be null if not interested in value *
* Returned handles of all types must be closed: MsiCloseHandle(h) *
* Functions with UINT return type return a system error code *
* Designated functions will set or clear the last error record, *
* which is then accessible with MsiGetLastErrorRecord. However, *
* the following argument errors do not register an error record: *
* ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, ERROR_MORE_DATA. *
* *
* Copyright (c) 1999-2001, Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved. *
* *
\*****************************************************************************/
#ifndef _MSIQUERY_H_
#define _MSIQUERY_H_
#include "msi.h" // INSTALLSTATE
#define MSI_NULL_INTEGER 0x80000000 // integer value reserved for null
// MsiOpenDatabase persist predefine values, otherwise output database path is used
#define MSIDBOPEN_READONLY (LPCTSTR)0 // database open read-only, no persistent changes
#define MSIDBOPEN_TRANSACT (LPCTSTR)1 // database read/write in transaction mode
#define MSIDBOPEN_DIRECT (LPCTSTR)2 // database direct read/write without transaction
#define MSIDBOPEN_CREATE (LPCTSTR)3 // create new database, transact mode read/write
#define MSIDBOPEN_CREATEDIRECT (LPCTSTR)4 // create new database, direct mode read/write
#define MSIDBOPEN_PATCHFILE 32/sizeof(*MSIDBOPEN_READONLY) // add flag to indicate patch file
typedef enum tagMSIDBSTATE
{
MSIDBSTATE_ERROR =-1, // invalid database handle
MSIDBSTATE_READ = 0, // database open read-only, no persistent changes
MSIDBSTATE_WRITE = 1, // database readable and updatable
} MSIDBSTATE;
typedef enum tagMSIMODIFY
{
MSIMODIFY_SEEK =-1, // reposition to current record primary key
MSIMODIFY_REFRESH = 0, // refetch current record data
MSIMODIFY_INSERT = 1, // insert new record, fails if matching key exists
MSIMODIFY_UPDATE = 2, // update existing non-key data of fetched record
MSIMODIFY_ASSIGN = 3, // insert record, replacing any existing record
MSIMODIFY_REPLACE = 4, // update record, delete old if primary key edit
MSIMODIFY_MERGE = 5, // fails if record with duplicate key not identical
MSIMODIFY_DELETE = 6, // remove row referenced by this record from table
MSIMODIFY_INSERT_TEMPORARY = 7, // insert a temporary record
MSIMODIFY_VALIDATE = 8, // validate a fetched record
MSIMODIFY_VALIDATE_NEW = 9, // validate a new record
MSIMODIFY_VALIDATE_FIELD = 10, // validate field(s) of an incomplete record
MSIMODIFY_VALIDATE_DELETE = 11, // validate before deleting record
} MSIMODIFY;
typedef enum tagMSICOLINFO
{
MSICOLINFO_NAMES = 0, // return column names
MSICOLINFO_TYPES = 1, // return column definitions, datatype code followed by width
} MSICOLINFO;
typedef enum tagMSICONDITION
{
MSICONDITION_FALSE = 0, // expression evaluates to False
MSICONDITION_TRUE = 1, // expression evaluates to True
MSICONDITION_NONE = 2, // no expression present
MSICONDITION_ERROR = 3, // syntax error in expression
} MSICONDITION;
typedef enum tagMSICOSTTREE
{
MSICOSTTREE_SELFONLY = 0,
MSICOSTTREE_CHILDREN = 1,
MSICOSTTREE_PARENTS = 2,
MSICOSTTREE_RESERVED = 3, // Reserved for future use
} MSICOSTTREE;
typedef enum tagMSIDBERROR
{
MSIDBERROR_INVALIDARG = -3, // invalid argument
MSIDBERROR_MOREDATA = -2, // buffer too small
MSIDBERROR_FUNCTIONERROR = -1, // function error
MSIDBERROR_NOERROR = 0, // no error
MSIDBERROR_DUPLICATEKEY = 1, // new record duplicates primary keys of existing record in table
MSIDBERROR_REQUIRED = 2, // non-nullable column, no null values allowed
MSIDBERROR_BADLINK = 3, // corresponding record in foreign table not found
MSIDBERROR_OVERFLOW = 4, // data greater than maximum value allowed
MSIDBERROR_UNDERFLOW = 5, // data less than minimum value allowed
MSIDBERROR_NOTINSET = 6, // data not a member of the values permitted in the set
MSIDBERROR_BADVERSION = 7, // invalid version string
MSIDBERROR_BADCASE = 8, // invalid case, must be all upper-case or all lower-case
MSIDBERROR_BADGUID = 9, // invalid GUID
MSIDBERROR_BADWILDCARD = 10, // invalid wildcardfilename or use of wildcards
MSIDBERROR_BADIDENTIFIER = 11, // bad identifier
MSIDBERROR_BADLANGUAGE = 12, // bad language Id(s)
MSIDBERROR_BADFILENAME = 13, // bad filename
MSIDBERROR_BADPATH = 14, // bad path
MSIDBERROR_BADCONDITION = 15, // bad conditional statement
MSIDBERROR_BADFORMATTED = 16, // bad format string
MSIDBERROR_BADTEMPLATE = 17, // bad template string
MSIDBERROR_BADDEFAULTDIR = 18, // bad string in DefaultDir column of Directory table
MSIDBERROR_BADREGPATH = 19, // bad registry path string
MSIDBERROR_BADCUSTOMSOURCE = 20, // bad string in CustomSource column of CustomAction table
MSIDBERROR_BADPROPERTY = 21, // bad property string
MSIDBERROR_MISSINGDATA = 22, // _Validation table missing reference to column
MSIDBERROR_BADCATEGORY = 23, // Category column of _Validation table for column is invalid
MSIDBERROR_BADKEYTABLE = 24, // table in KeyTable column of _Validation table could not be found/loaded
MSIDBERROR_BADMAXMINVALUES = 25, // value in MaxValue column of _Validation table is less than value in MinValue column
MSIDBERROR_BADCABINET = 26, // bad cabinet name
MSIDBERROR_BADSHORTCUT = 27, // bad shortcut target
MSIDBERROR_STRINGOVERFLOW = 28, // string overflow (greater than length allowed in column def)
MSIDBERROR_BADLOCALIZEATTRIB = 29 // invalid localization attribute (primary keys cannot be localized)
} MSIDBERROR;
typedef enum tagMSIRUNMODE
{
MSIRUNMODE_ADMIN = 0, // admin mode install, else product install
MSIRUNMODE_ADVERTISE = 1, // installing advertisements, else installing or updating product
MSIRUNMODE_MAINTENANCE = 2, // modifying an existing installation, else new installation
MSIRUNMODE_ROLLBACKENABLED = 3, // rollback is enabled
MSIRUNMODE_LOGENABLED = 4, // log file active, enabled prior to install session
MSIRUNMODE_OPERATIONS = 5, // spooling execute operations, else in determination phase
MSIRUNMODE_REBOOTATEND = 6, // reboot needed after successful installation (settable)
MSIRUNMODE_REBOOTNOW = 7, // reboot needed to continue installation (settable)
MSIRUNMODE_CABINET = 8, // installing files from cabinets and files using Media table
MSIRUNMODE_SOURCESHORTNAMES= 9, // source LongFileNames suppressed via PID_MSISOURCE summary property
MSIRUNMODE_TARGETSHORTNAMES= 10, // target LongFileNames suppressed via SHORTFILENAMES property
MSIRUNMODE_RESERVED11 = 11, // future use
MSIRUNMODE_WINDOWS9X = 12, // operating systems is Windows9?, else Windows NT
MSIRUNMODE_ZAWENABLED = 13, // operating system supports demand installation
MSIRUNMODE_RESERVED14 = 14, // future use
MSIRUNMODE_RESERVED15 = 15, // future use
MSIRUNMODE_SCHEDULED = 16, // custom action call from install script execution
MSIRUNMODE_ROLLBACK = 17, // custom action call from rollback execution script
MSIRUNMODE_COMMIT = 18, // custom action call from commit execution script
} MSIRUNMODE;
#define INSTALLMESSAGE_TYPEMASK = 0xFF000000L // mask for type code
// Note: INSTALLMESSAGE_ERROR, INSTALLMESSAGE_WARNING, INSTALLMESSAGE_USER are to or'd
// with a message box style to indicate the buttons to display and return:
// MB_OK,MB_OKCANCEL,MB_ABORTRETRYIGNORE,MB_YESNOCANCEL,MB_YESNO,MB_RETRYCANCEL
// the default button (MB_DEFBUTTON1 is normal default):
// MB_DEFBUTTON1, MB_DEFBUTTON2, MB_DEFBUTTON3
// and optionally an icon style:
// MB_ICONERROR, MB_ICONQUESTION, MB_ICONWARNING, MB_ICONINFORMATION
typedef enum tagMSITRANSFORM_ERROR
{
MSITRANSFORM_ERROR_ADDEXISTINGROW = 0x00000001,
MSITRANSFORM_ERROR_DELMISSINGROW = 0x00000002,
MSITRANSFORM_ERROR_ADDEXISTINGTABLE = 0x00000004,
MSITRANSFORM_ERROR_DELMISSINGTABLE = 0x00000008,
MSITRANSFORM_ERROR_UPDATEMISSINGROW = 0x00000010,
MSITRANSFORM_ERROR_CHANGECODEPAGE = 0x00000020,
MSITRANSFORM_ERROR_VIEWTRANSFORM = 0x00000100,
} MSITRANSFORM_ERROR;
typedef enum tagMSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE
{
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_LANGUAGE = 0x00000001,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_PRODUCT = 0x00000002,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_PLATFORM = 0x00000004,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_MAJORVERSION = 0x00000008,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_MINORVERSION = 0x00000010,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_UPDATEVERSION = 0x00000020,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_NEWLESSBASEVERSION = 0x00000040,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_NEWLESSEQUALBASEVERSION = 0x00000080,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_NEWEQUALBASEVERSION = 0x00000100,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_NEWGREATEREQUALBASEVERSION = 0x00000200,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_NEWGREATERBASEVERSION = 0x00000400,
MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE_UPGRADECODE = 0x00000800,
} MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE;
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Installer database access functions
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Prepare a database query, creating a view object
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS if successful, and the view handle is returned,
// else ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE_STATE, ERROR_BAD_QUERY_SYNTAX, ERROR_GEN_FAILURE
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiDatabaseOpenView%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
LPCTSTR% szQuery, // SQL query to be prepared
MSIHANDLE* phView); // returned view if TRUE
// Returns the MSIDBERROR enum and name of the column corresponding to the error
// Similar to a GetLastError function, but for the view. NOT the same as MsiGetLastErrorRecord
// Returns errors of MsiViewModify.
MSIDBERROR WINAPI MsiViewGetError%(MSIHANDLE hView,
LPTSTR% szColumnNameBuffer, // buffer to hold column name
DWORD* pcchBuf); // size of buffer
// Exectute the view query, supplying parameters as required
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE_STATE, ERROR_GEN_FAILURE
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiViewExecute(MSIHANDLE hView,
MSIHANDLE hRecord); // optional parameter record, or 0 if none
// Fetch the next sequential record from the view
// Result is ERROR_SUCCESS if a row is found, and its handle is returned
// else ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS if no records remain, and a null handle is returned
// else result is error: ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE_STATE, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_GEN_FAILURE
UINT WINAPI MsiViewFetch(MSIHANDLE hView,
MSIHANDLE *phRecord); // returned data record if fetch succeeds
// Modify a database record, parameters must match types in query columns
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE_STATE, ERROR_GEN_FAILURE, ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiViewModify(MSIHANDLE hView,
MSIMODIFY eModifyMode, // modify action to perform
MSIHANDLE hRecord); // record obtained from fetch, or new record
// Return the column names or specifications for the current view
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER, or ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE_STATE
UINT WINAPI MsiViewGetColumnInfo(MSIHANDLE hView,
MSICOLINFO eColumnInfo, // retrieve columns names or definitions
MSIHANDLE *phRecord); // returned data record containing all names or definitions
// Release the result set for an executed view, to allow re-execution
// Only needs to be called if not all records have been fetched
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE_STATE
UINT WINAPI MsiViewClose(MSIHANDLE hView);
// Return a record containing the names of all primary key columns for a given table
// Returns an MSIHANDLE for a record containing the name of each column.
// The field count of the record corresponds to the number of primary key columns.
// Field [0] of the record contains the table name.
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_TABLE
UINT WINAPI MsiDatabaseGetPrimaryKeys%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
LPCTSTR% szTableName, // the name of a specific table <case-sensitive>
MSIHANDLE *phRecord); // returned record if ERROR_SUCCESS
// Return an enum defining the state of the table (temporary, unknown, or persistent).
// Returns MSICONDITION_ERROR, MSICONDITION_FALSE, MSICONDITION_TRUE, MSICONDITION_NONE
MSICONDITION WINAPI MsiDatabaseIsTablePersistent%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
LPCTSTR% szTableName); // the name of a specific table
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Summary information stream management functions
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Integer Property IDs: 1, 14, 15, 16, 19
// DateTime Property IDs: 10, 11, 12, 13
// Text Property IDs: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 18
// Unsupported Propery IDs: 0 (PID_DICTIONARY), 17 (PID_THUMBNAIL)
// Obtain a handle for the _SummaryInformation stream for an MSI database
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiGetSummaryInformation%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase, // 0 if not open
LPCTSTR% szDatabasePath, // path to database, 0 if database handle supplied
UINT uiUpdateCount, // maximium number of updated values, 0 to open read-only
MSIHANDLE *phSummaryInfo); // returned handle to summary information data
// Obtain the number of existing properties in the SummaryInformation stream
UINT WINAPI MsiSummaryInfoGetPropertyCount(MSIHANDLE hSummaryInfo,
UINT *puiPropertyCount); // pointer to location to return total property count
// Set a single summary information property
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_UNKNOWN_PROPERTY
UINT WINAPI MsiSummaryInfoSetProperty%(MSIHANDLE hSummaryInfo,
UINT uiProperty, // property ID, one of allowed values for summary information
UINT uiDataType, // VT_I4, VT_LPSTR, VT_FILETIME, or VT_EMPTY
INT iValue, // integer value, used only if integer property
FILETIME *pftValue, // pointer to filetime value, used only if datetime property
LPCTSTR% szValue); // text value, used only if string property
// Get a single property from the summary information
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_UNKNOWN_PROPERTY
UINT WINAPI MsiSummaryInfoGetProperty%(MSIHANDLE hSummaryInfo,
UINT uiProperty, // property ID, one of allowed values for summary information
UINT *puiDataType, // returned type: VT_I4, VT_LPSTR, VT_FILETIME, VT_EMPTY
INT *piValue, // returned integer property data
FILETIME *pftValue, // returned datetime property data
LPTSTR% szValueBuf, // buffer to return string property data
DWORD *pcchValueBuf); // in/out buffer character count
// Write back changed information to summary information stream
UINT WINAPI MsiSummaryInfoPersist(MSIHANDLE hSummaryInfo);
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Installer database management functions - not used by custom actions
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Open an installer database, specifying the persistance mode, which is a pointer.
// Predefined persist values are reserved pointer values, requiring pointer arithmetic.
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiOpenDatabase%(
LPCTSTR% szDatabasePath, // path to database, 0 to create temporary database
LPCTSTR% szPersist, // output database path or one of predefined values
MSIHANDLE* phDatabase); // location to return database handle
// Import an MSI text archive table into an open database
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiDatabaseImport%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
LPCTSTR% szFolderPath, // folder containing archive files
LPCTSTR% szFileName); // table archive file to be imported
// Export an MSI table from an open database to a text archive file
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiDatabaseExport%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
LPCTSTR% szTableName, // name of table in database <case-sensitive>
LPCTSTR% szFolderPath, // folder containing archive files
LPCTSTR% szFileName); // name of exported table archive file
// Merge two database together, allowing duplicate rows
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiDatabaseMerge%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
MSIHANDLE hDatabaseMerge, // database to be merged into hDatabase
LPCTSTR% szTableName); // name of non-persistent table to receive errors
// Generate a transform file of differences between two databases
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiDatabaseGenerateTransform%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
MSIHANDLE hDatabaseReference, // base database to reference changes
LPCTSTR% szTransformFile, // name of generated transform file
int iReserved1, // reserved argument, not used
int iReserved2); // reserved argument, not used
// Apply a transform file containing database difference
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiDatabaseApplyTransform%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
LPCTSTR% szTransformFile, // name of transform file
int iErrorConditions); // errors to suppress, bits from MSITRANSFORM_ERROR
// Create summary information of existing transform to include validation and error conditions
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiCreateTransformSummaryInfo%(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
MSIHANDLE hDatabaseReference, // base database to reference changes
LPCTSTR% szTransformFile, // name of generated transform file
int iErrorConditions, // errors to suppress when applied, from MSITRANSFORM_ERROR
int iValidation); // properties validated when applied, MSITRANSFORM_VALIDATE
// Write out all persistent table data, ignored if database opened read-only
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiDatabaseCommit(MSIHANDLE hDatabase);
// Return the update state of a database
MSIDBSTATE WINAPI MsiGetDatabaseState(MSIHANDLE hDatabase);
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Record object functions
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Create a new record object with the requested number of fields
// Field 0, not included in count, is used for format strings and op codes
// All fields are initialized to null
// Returns a handle to the created record, or 0 if memory could not be allocated
MSIHANDLE WINAPI MsiCreateRecord(
UINT cParams); // the number of data fields
// Report whether a record field is NULL
// Returns TRUE if the field is null or does not exist
// Returns FALSE if the field contains data, or the handle is invalid
BOOL WINAPI MsiRecordIsNull(MSIHANDLE hRecord,
UINT iField);
// Return the length of a record field
// Returns 0 if field is NULL or non-existent
// Returns sizeof(int) if integer data
// Returns character count if string data (not counting null terminator)
// Returns bytes count if stream data
UINT WINAPI MsiRecordDataSize(MSIHANDLE hRecord,
UINT iField);
// Set a record field to an integer value
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_FIELD
UINT WINAPI MsiRecordSetInteger(MSIHANDLE hRecord,
UINT iField,
int iValue);
// Copy a string into the designated field
// A null string pointer and an empty string both set the field to null
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_FIELD
UINT WINAPI MsiRecordSetString%(MSIHANDLE hRecord,
UINT iField,
LPCTSTR% szValue);
// Return the integer value from a record field
// Returns the value MSI_NULL_INTEGER if the field is null
// or if the field is a string that cannot be converted to an integer
int WINAPI MsiRecordGetInteger(MSIHANDLE hRecord,
UINT iField);
// Return the string value of a record field
// Integer fields will be converted to a string
// Null and non-existent fields will report a value of 0
// Fields containing stream data will return ERROR_INVALID_DATATYPE
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_MORE_DATA,
// ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_INVALID_FIELD, ERROR_BAD_ARGUMENTS
UINT WINAPI MsiRecordGetString%(MSIHANDLE hRecord,
UINT iField,
LPTSTR% szValueBuf, // buffer for returned value
DWORD *pcchValueBuf); // in/out buffer character count
// Returns the number of fields allocated in the record
// Does not count field 0, used for formatting and op codes
UINT WINAPI MsiRecordGetFieldCount(MSIHANDLE hRecord);
// Set a record stream field from a file
// The contents of the specified file will be read into a stream object
// The stream will be persisted if the record is inserted into the database
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiRecordSetStream%(MSIHANDLE hRecord,
UINT iField,
LPCTSTR% szFilePath); // path to file containing stream data
// Read bytes from a record stream field into a buffer
// Must set the in/out argument to the requested byte count to read
// The number of bytes transferred is returned through the argument
// If no more bytes are available, ERROR_SUCCESS is still returned
UINT WINAPI MsiRecordReadStream(MSIHANDLE hRecord,
UINT iField,
char *szDataBuf, // buffer to receive bytes from stream
DWORD *pcbDataBuf); // in/out buffer byte count
// Clears all data fields in a record to NULL
UINT WINAPI MsiRecordClearData(MSIHANDLE hRecord);
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Functions to access a running installation, called from custom actions
// The install handle is the single argument passed to custom actions
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Return a handle to the database currently in use by this installer instance
MSIHANDLE WINAPI MsiGetActiveDatabase(MSIHANDLE hInstall); // returns handle to database, 0 if none active
// Set the value for an installer property
// If the property is not defined, it will be created
// If the value is null or an empty string, the property will be removed
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_BAD_ARGUMENTS
UINT WINAPI MsiSetProperty%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szName, // property identifier, case-sensitive
LPCTSTR% szValue); // property value, null to undefine property
// Get the value for an installer property
// If the property is not defined, it is equivalent to a 0-length value, not error
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_MORE_DATA, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE, ERROR_BAD_ARGUMENTS
UINT WINAPI MsiGetProperty%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szName, // property identifier, case-sensitive
LPTSTR% szValueBuf, // buffer for returned property value
DWORD *pcchValueBuf); // in/out buffer character count
// Return the numeric language for the currently running install
// Returns 0 if an install not running
LANGID WINAPI MsiGetLanguage(MSIHANDLE hInstall);
// Return one of the boolean internal installer states
// Returns FALSE if the handle is not active or if the mode is not implemented
BOOL WINAPI MsiGetMode(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
MSIRUNMODE eRunMode); // particular mode for which the state is returned
// Set an internal install session boolean mode - Note: most modes are read-only
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS if the mode can be set to the desired state
// Returns ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED if the mode is not settable
// Returns ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE if the handle is not an active install session
UINT WINAPI MsiSetMode(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
MSIRUNMODE eRunMode, // particular mode for which state is to be set
BOOL fState); // new state for bit flag
// Format record data using a format string containing field markers and/or properties
// Record field 0 must contain the format string
// Other fields must contain data that may be referenced by the format string.
UINT WINAPI MsiFormatRecord%(MSIHANDLE hInstall, // non-zero for property expansion
MSIHANDLE hRecord, // handle to record, field 0 contains format string
LPTSTR% szResultBuf, // buffer to return formatted string
DWORD *pcchResultBuf); // in/out buffer character count
// Execute another action, either built-in, custom, or UI wizard
// Returns ERROR_FUNCTION_NOT_CALLED if action not found
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS if action completed succesfully
// Returns ERROR_INSTALL_USEREXIT if user cancelled during action
// Returns ERROR_INSTALL_FAILURE if action failed
// Returns ERROR_INSTALL_SUSPEND if user suspended installation
// Returns ERROR_MORE_DATA if action wishes to skip remaining actions
// Returns ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE_STATE if install session not active
// Returns ERROR_INVALID_DATA if failure calling custom action
// Returns ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE or ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER if arguments invalid
UINT WINAPI MsiDoAction%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szAction); // name of action to call, case-sensitive
// Execute another action sequence, as descibed in the specified table
// Returns the same error codes as MsiDoAction
UINT WINAPI MsiSequence%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szTable, // name of table containing action sequence
INT iSequenceMode); // for future use, must be 0 in MSI 1.0
// Send an error record to the installer for processing.
// If field 0 (template) is not set, field 1 must be set to the error code,
// corresponding the the error message in the Error database table,
// and the message will be formatted using the template from the Error table
// before passing it to the UI handler for display.
// Returns Win32 button codes: IDOK IDCANCEL IDABORT IDRETRY IDIGNORE IDYES IDNO
// or 0 if no action taken, or -1 if invalid argument or handle
int WINAPI MsiProcessMessage(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
INSTALLMESSAGE eMessageType, // type of message
MSIHANDLE hRecord); // record containing message format and data
// Evaluate a conditional expression containing property names and values
MSICONDITION WINAPI MsiEvaluateCondition%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szCondition);
// Get the installed state and requested action state of a feature
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiGetFeatureState%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szFeature, // feature name within product
INSTALLSTATE *piInstalled, // returned current install state
INSTALLSTATE *piAction); // action taken during install session
// Request a feature to be set to a specified state
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiSetFeatureState%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szFeature, // feature name within product
INSTALLSTATE iState); // requested state for feature
#if (_WIN32_MSI >= 110)
// Set the attribute bits of a specified feature at runtime.
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiSetFeatureAttributes%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szFeature, // feature name within product
DWORD dwAttributes); // attributes bits to set for this feature
#endif //(_WIN32_MSI >= 110)
// Get the installed state and requested action state of a component
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiGetComponentState%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szComponent, // component name within product
INSTALLSTATE *piInstalled, // returned current install state
INSTALLSTATE *piAction); // action taken during install session
// Request a component to be set to a specified state
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiSetComponentState%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szComponent, // component name within product
INSTALLSTATE iState); // requested state for component
// Return the disk cost for a feature and related features
// Can specify either current feature state or proposed state
// Can specify extent of related features to cost
// Note that adding costs for several features may produce an
// excessively large cost due to shared components and parents.
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiGetFeatureCost%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szFeature, // name of feature
MSICOSTTREE iCostTree, // portion of tree to cost
INSTALLSTATE iState, // requested state, or INSTALLSTATE_UNKNOWN
INT *piCost); // returned cost, in units of 512 bytes
#if (_WIN32_MSI >= 150)
// Enumerates the costs and temporary costs per drives for
// szComponent. If szComponent is set to NULL, it enumerates
// the above costs for the engine, per drives.
//
// The enumeration is 0-based, i.e. it returns the data for
// the first drive when called w/ dwIndex set to 0.
//
// Can specify either current feature state or proposed state.
//
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible
// via MsiGetLastErrorRecord.
UINT WINAPI MsiEnumComponentCosts%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szComponent, // name of component
DWORD dwIndex, // 0-based index into the list of drives
INSTALLSTATE iState, // requested state, or INSTALLSTATE_UNKNOWN
LPTSTR% szDriveBuf, // buffer for returned value
DWORD *pcchDriveBuf, // in/out buffer character count
INT *piCost, // returned cost, in units of 512 bytes
INT *piTempCost); // returned temporary cost, in units of 512 bytes
#endif // (_WIN32_MSI >= 150)
// Set the install level for a full product installation (not a feature request)
// Setting the value to 0 initialized components and features to the default level
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiSetInstallLevel(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
int iInstallLevel);
// Get the valid install states for a feature, represented by bit flags
// For each valid install state, a bit is set of value: (1 << INSTALLSTATE)
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiGetFeatureValidStates%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szFeature,
DWORD *dwInstallStates);
// Return the full source path for a folder in the Directory table
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiGetSourcePath%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szFolder, // folder identifier, primary key into Directory table
LPTSTR% szPathBuf, // buffer to return full path
DWORD *pcchPathBuf); // in/out buffer character count
// Return the full target path for a folder in the Directory table
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiGetTargetPath%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szFolder, // folder identifier, primary key into Directory table
LPTSTR% szPathBuf, // buffer to return full path
DWORD *pcchPathBuf); // in/out buffer character count
// Set the full target path for a folder in the Directory table
// Execution of this function sets the error record, accessible via MsiGetLastErrorRecord
UINT WINAPI MsiSetTargetPath%(MSIHANDLE hInstall,
LPCTSTR% szFolder, // folder identifier, primary key into Directory table
LPCTSTR% szFolderPath); // full path for folder, ending in directory separator
// Check to see if sufficent disk space is present for the current installation
// Returns ERROR_SUCCESS, ERROR_DISK_FULL, ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE_STATE, or ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE
UINT WINAPI MsiVerifyDiskSpace(MSIHANDLE hInstall);
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Functions for rendering UI dialogs from the database representations.
// Purpose is for product development, not for use during installation.
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Enable UI in preview mode to facilitate authoring of UI dialogs.
// The preview mode will end when the handle is closed.
UINT WINAPI MsiEnableUIPreview(MSIHANDLE hDatabase,
MSIHANDLE* phPreview); // returned handle for UI preview capability
// Display any UI dialog as modeless and inactive.
// Supplying a null name will remove any current dialog.
UINT WINAPI MsiPreviewDialog%(MSIHANDLE hPreview,
LPCTSTR% szDialogName); // dialog to display, Dialog table key
// Display a billboard within a host control in the displayed dialog.
// Supplying a null billboard name will remove any billboard displayed.
UINT WINAPI MsiPreviewBillboard%(MSIHANDLE hPreview,
LPCTSTR% szControlName, // name of control that accepts billboards
LPCTSTR% szBillboard); // name of billboard to display
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Error handling not associated with any particular object
// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Return a record handle to the last function that generated an error record
// Only specified functions will set the error record, or clear it if success
// Field 1 of the record will contain the internal MSI error code
// Other fields will contain data specific to the particular error
// The error record is released internally after this function is executed
MSIHANDLE WINAPI MsiGetLastErrorRecord(); // returns 0 if no cached record
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif // _MSIQUERY_H_
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