IBM Installation Manager Upgrade From 1.6.x To 1.9.x

 Command: 


installc.exe -log c:\temp\IMinstall.log -installationDirectory "D:\IBM\Installation Manager\ecplipse" -dataLocation "c:\ProgramData\IBM\Installation Manager" -acceptLicense


 

 

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Vijayarathinam

 

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