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Intergraph Smart P&ID Installation and Upgrade

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  • At each workstation on which you want to install the software, open a Command Prompt window and enter the silent installation command according to the following syntax:

    "<setup source folder path>\setup.exe" /install /silent INSTALLFOLDER="<path>" /log "<log file path and name>.log" SLAACCEPT="YES" SERIALNUM="<product serial number>" ADDLOCAL="ALL"

    Ensure that the command line includes spaces where shown before and after arguments.

    • Double quotes are required only if the path to the setup file contains spaces.

    • Argument values are case sensitive.

    • Mandatory arguments are validated by the setup procedure. If an argument or option is missing, the setup stops and a log is produced with the name of the missing argument.

    Example command line for Smart P&ID installation:

    "\\SPPIDInstall\Setup Files\setup.exe" /install /silent INSTALLFOLDER="C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartPlant" /log" C:\Setup.log" SLAACCEPT="YES" SERIALNUM="012345678" ADDLOCAL="ALL"

    Pause

    Example command line for Smart P&ID Engineering installation:

    "\\SPPIDInstall\Setup Files\setup.exe" /install /silent INSTALLFOLDER="C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartPlant" /log" C:\Setup.log" SLAACCEPT="YES" SERIALNUM="012345678" PIDMODE="1" ADDLOCAL="ALL"

    Pause

Command Line Arguments

Argument

Description

Mandatory

Notes

<setup source folder path>

The path to the file that launches the setup

Yes

setup.exe

The name of the file that launches the setup

Yes

-install

Install product

No

-uninstall

Uninstall product

No

-repair

Repair product

No

-modify

Modify product features

No

-s, -silent

Silent mode

Yes

This argument is required for silent mode installation, together with the mandatory custom command line arguments; otherwise, the installation user interface is displayed.

-l, -log

Specifies a log file

No

If the log argument is used, a valid file path and name must be specified.

INSTALLFOLDER

Specifies the installation folder

No

The default installation folder should be set in bundle.wxs. If no value is specified, the default installation folder path is: "C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartPlant\".

SLAACCEPT

Approve license agreement

Yes

Accepted value: YES

SERIALNUM

Sets the serial number to be used for installation

Yes

A valid serial number

USERNAME

Sets the user name

See 'Notes'

This argument is mandatory for an Evaluation Mode installation

COMPANYNAME

Sets the company name

See 'Notes'

This argument is mandatory for an Evaluation Mode installation

ADDLOCAL

The value of the ADDLOCAL argument is a list of features that are to be installed locally. If the ADDLOCAL argument is not present in the command line, the software installs features according to the default settings (for details, see the Notes below).

No

For use with the /install and /modify arguments.

Accepted values:

  • ALL installs all available features

  • Specified list of features delimited by commas. The features must be present in the Feature column of the Feature table. The features available for this product are listed in the Notes below.

REMOVE

The value of the REMOVE argument is a list of features that are to be removed or excluded when modifying an installation.

No

For use with the /modify argument.

Accepted values: Specified list of features delimited by commas. The features must be present in the Feature column of the Feature table. The features available for this product are listed in the Notes below.

PIDMODE

Determines the installation mode (installs Smart P&ID or Smart P&ID Engineering)

No

Accepted values:

  • 0 installs Smart P&ID (this is the default if no argument is specified)

  • 1 installs Smart P&ID Engineering

  • Command line arguments and their values are case-sensitive; therefore, you must ensure that they have entered exactly as shown in the above table.

  • Each command line argument must be preceded by a '-' or '/' delimiter, for example: -install - silent or /install / silent

  • If none of the arguments: install, uninstall, repair, or modify is specified, install is assumed as the default.

  • The ADDLOCAL = "ALL" argument installs all the basic and optional features listed in the tables below.

Basic Features

The basic features are the same as those selected by default in the regular interface.

Features in this table are installed by default if the ADDLOCAL argument is not present in the command line.

Features

Argument Value

Notes

Drawing Manager and one of the following:

  • Smart P&ID

  • Smart P&ID Engineering

SPPID

These features are always installed regardless of whether this argument is specified for ADDLOCAL. To install these features alone, use the syntax ADDLOCAL = "SPPID" and specify the appropriate PIDMODE argument value.

The REMOVE argument cannot be used for these features.

Optional Features

Features

Argument Value

Notes

Options Manager

OPTIONSMGR

This feature is not installed unless ADDLOCAL is present in the command line. Use with REMOVE to remove or exclude this feature when modifying the installation.

Insulation Specifications Manager

INSULATIONMGR

This feature is not installed unless ADDLOCAL is present in the command line. Use with REMOVE to remove or exclude this feature when modifying the installation.

Rule Manager

RULEMGR

This feature is not installed unless ADDLOCAL is present in the command line. Use with REMOVE to remove or exclude this feature when modifying the installation.

To install specific features, use the syntax: ADDLOCAL="FEATURE1,FEATURE2", for example: ADDLOCAL="OPTIONSMGR,RULEMGR". To skip or remove specific features, use the syntax: REMOVE="FEATURE1,FEATURE2", for example: REMOVE="INSULATIONMGR".

  • After a successful installation, you might be required to restart the computer.

  • If a mandatory parameter or value is missing or the value is incorrect, the installation will stop and an error will be recorded in the log file. It is recommended that after installation, you check the .log file to ensure that the installation proceeded without errors. If the silent installation was successful, at the end of the .log file, the following string displays:

    Exit code: 0x0