Hi, Yes, It has a /s parameter. But the issue is about the Office application which are open. The Smartview application will not install if the office apps are open if used with /s parameter. So I tried using the Powershell Add deployment toolkit to close the apps with a countdown timer.

But even though it fails. Also sometimes the countdown timer does not shows up at all and does the force close. So trying to see if there are other option that i can use to close the app and install the smartview with the /s option Any help please? If you're talking about the Oracle Hyperion SmartView plugin for Excel, here's what I have going on: I have a batch file being run as I need to run a registry tweak after installing. The batch file is pretty simple: pushd '%~dp0%' Echo Installing SmartView Client msiexec /i 'Oracle Smart View 32-bit for Office.msi' /qn echo modifying registry regedit /s 'timeoutfix.reg' popd echo installation complete contents of timeoutfix.reg is Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SOFTWARE Wow6432Node Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Internet Settings] 'ReceiveTimeout'=dword:00dbba00 'ServerInfoTimeout'=dword:00180000 'KeepAliveTimeout'=dword:00180000 That's pretty much it. This is for Hyperion SmartView version 11.1.2.5.500. Thuilatha.manamum.thullum.tamil.mp4.hd.free.downloade.www.come. I have a package for version 11.1.2.1.0 which is similar, but that version only works with Excel 2010.

As such I have Excel 2010 set as a requirement before it installs. That one is no longer being ued. In looking at what I have, I'd suggest running the smartview.exe program and then checking%temp% to see if it extracts an msi, then use that MSI to run the installer instead.

A client (whom we had recently upgraded from Oracle Hyperion EPM 11.1.2.1 to 11.1.2.3) asked us to implement an unattended Hyperion Smart View silent install for 200+ user PCs. And, because the Shared Connections URL changed, we needed to automatically modify that Smart View Option as well. At first pass, we were able to make use of the command line switches that are built into the Smart View installer to fulfill most of the requirements. Essbase Labs has a helpful blog post with detail about the command line switches: To roll out to multiple users, note that you can utilize the MSI file embedded in the SmartView.exe installer, and roll-out using a tool such as Microsoft SCCM: msiexec.exe /q ALLUSERS=2 /m MSIPULBB /i 'Oracle Smart View 32-bit for Office.msi' URL=orkspace/SmartViewProviders During our testing, we noticed that the Shared Connections URL was not being updated in Smart View > Options in the Front-End after installation. We researched and found Oracle Doc ID 1350447.1 which explains how the Shared Connections URL is stored.