Internal parameters are provided during installation of the PIF product. These parameters can also be used to present information within the installation dialogs. The prefix PIF_ is reserved for internal use and cannot be used for user-defined parameters.
The following internal parameters are used:
Controls backup creation prior to updating or reinstalling an existing product version.
Controls whether a dialog element is grayed out if it is not used.
Controls whether the specified parameter can be edited using dialog elements. If PIF_CHANGEPARAM_parameter has the value 1 (True), dialog elements that alter the specified parameter are enabled. If the value is 0 (False), the specified parameter is not accessible.
Specifies the name of the field that was active (had the focus) before a script was called. Based on this information the script can behave differently depending on the field from where it was called. This internal parameter is passed to any validation script within a PIF dialog, that is, field validation script, action script, dialog validation script, and dynamic dialog detection script.
Specifies the language to use for the product installation. The value of this parameter is a 2 or 3 bytes language identifier, for example, ENU.
Indicates the installation dialog type. Possible values are:
JAVA, VT100, and NONE.
Specifies the name of the dialog corresponding to the selected button.
Identifies the install job. Possible values are:
INSTALL, REINSTALL, UPDATE, and REMOVE.
Specifies the install mode. Possible values are:
ATTENDED, UNATTENDED, and ASK.
Specifies the installation path of the PIF package.
Indicates the locale where the PIF package is to be installed.
Specifies the name of a log file.
Specifies the installation path of the main package.
Specifies the name of the temporary folder where the pre-installation components are extracted.
Specifies the name of the PIF package.
Indicates the operating environment of the PIF package.
Specifies the version of the PIF package.
Specifies the name of the response file used to provide parameter values.
Controls the removal of configuration files.
Specifies the name of the vendor of the PIF package.
Specifies the name of a new instance. This parameter is used during installation.
Specifies the date of the PIF creation. The format is DD/MM/YY.
Specifies the time of the PIF creation. The format: hh:mm:ss.
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