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[Bei60]

Hey guys,

As the title says, I want to deploy SQL Management Studio but I get that error.

I followed this guide precisely.

Any ideas? Googling around talked mostly about boundry issues but I'm certain it's not it.

AppEnforce log



Tried:

- Other versions of Ssms

- Deleting the application and deploying again from scatch.

- Making sure there are no typos.

- changing paths, quotes of the installation switches, detection methods, etc.



Thanks

 

[Edy]

did you distribute content to DPs?

 

[Bei60]

did you distribute content to DPs?

Yes, I did.

 

[Edy]

can you see the file in C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\h ?

post your execmgr.log?

is it setup to run with administrator rights?

 

[Bei60]

can you see the file in C:\WINDOWS\ccmcache\h ?

post your execmgr.log?

is it setup to run with administrator rights?

I have no ccmcache\h

In the log, I think this my be related?

 

[Edy]

I have no ccmcache\h

In the log, I think this my be related?

if you checked your appenforce.log it is trying to use ccmcache\h as the working directory. Obviously if your files are not in the directory to be executed then it would fail.

with the execmgr.log you would need to go back to when you deployed the program. in AppEnforce.log the program was deployed on the 7th and your execmgr is on the 14th.

 

[Prajwal Desai]

I see the command line failed with error 87D01106 which translates to Failed to verify the executable file is valid or to construct the associated command line. Can you confirm if the exe file is not corrupt ?. Can you simple copy the exe file to a standalone machine and run the setup with switches to see if the app actually installs ?.

 

[Bei60]

I see the command line failed with error 87D01106 which translates to Failed to verify the executable file is valid or to construct the associated command line. Can you confirm if the exe file is not corrupt ?. Can you simple copy the exe file to a standalone machine and run the setup with switches to see if the app actually installs ?.

It's actually a bit weird.
running "SSMS-Setup-ENU.exe" /install /quiet works fine but it prompts for UAC and doesn't install. When running CMD as admin, then the same command, it still prompts for UAC but installs fine, and finishes. When opening SQL Management Studio it gives me an error "cannot connect to wmi provider..." but I'm able to fix that after googling a bit, so I don't think it is related.

What am I missing

 

[Bei60]

if you checked your appenforce.log it is trying to use ccmcache\h as the working directory. Obviously if your files are not in the directory to be executed then it would fail.

with the execmgr.log you would need to go back to when you deployed the program. in AppEnforce.log the program was deployed on the 7th and your execmgr is on the 14th.

This is a test laptop that wasn't used for anything apart of that, so although the dates are a bit far apart, the info is still right
What should I do in this case that the file is not downloading to the local machine? Do I need to post other logs or so you want those two logs again but updated as soon as the program runs?

 

[Prajwal Desai]

When running CMD as admin, then the same command, it still prompts for UAC but installs fine, and finishes.

Well if that works then the command line via SCCM should also work.
"What should I do in this case that the file is not downloading to the local machine? " - You may need to check the boundary group and DP associated with the boundary group. You must also ensure the content is distributed to the DP.

 

[Bei60]

Well if that works then the command line via SCCM should also work.
"What should I do in this case that the file is not downloading to the local machine? " - You may need to check the boundary group and DP associated with the boundary group. You must also ensure the content is distributed to the DP.

I double checked boundary groups and I distributed to DPs. I also deployed a different application today just to make sure everything works. And it does.
Only SQL Management Studio doesn't work for me for some reason...

 

[Prajwal Desai]

Very strange. my guide on installing SSMS using sccm is very simple and straight forward. If all the other deployments are working, then even this should work. Can i suggest you to delete that deployment, download a fresh copy of SSMS, package it and then test deployment on a VM / fresh OS ?.

 

[Bei60]

Very strange. my guide on installing SSMS using sccm is very simple and straight forward. If all the other deployments are working, then even this should work. Can i suggest you to delete that deployment, download a fresh copy of SSMS, package it and then test deployment on a VM / fresh OS ?.

Didn't work. I imaged a laptop from scratch, also downloaded the SQL management studio from their website, created new folders, new application, distributed, copy pasted exactly from your guide and still no luck, same error.

AppEnforce log:

 

[Bei60]

Any help would be appreciated

 

[Edy]

remove the quote of your installation command line “SSMS-Setup-ENU.exe” and replace it with "SSMS-Setup-ENU.exe" see how the quotes are different? “"

 

[Edy]

also make sure your detection method is right