Hi,
We are in the middle of patching our SQL 2008 and SQL 2005 server with sp3 and sp4 respectively. However on some of the SQL 2005 and SQL 2008 servers, I get error messages about missing .msi or .msp files. After searching through the web I found a Microsoft solution (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/969052#Script), which recommends running "FindSQLInstalls.vbs" script to identify all the missing files.
I ran the script on one of our test servers and it generated an output, which I can look through to copy missing files to the windows installer directory.
What I am not sure about is, does this VB script automatically try to copy the files from the source if it's still available, or just logs the info in the output log file and we have to manually copy the files?
I don't want the vb script to automatically copy the files from source. I would want to do that manually if I can.
From the MS article I could not gather if this is the case. I would appreciate if someone can answer my question
regards
rk