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Hi all,

first sorry for my english. I want my script to press the finish button when the installation progress has finished (without sleep command). Background is to install the software on different machines. One is faster then  the other.

Run("NwSapSetup.exe")
sleep(500)
WinWaitActive("SAP Front-End Installer")
ControlClick("SAP Front-End Installer", "&Weiter >", "Button1")
sleep(500)
WinWaitActive("SAP Front-End Installer")
send("{SPACE}")
sleep(500)
ControlClick("SAP Front-End Installer", "&Weiter >", "Button1")
sleep(500)
WinWaitActive("SAP Front-End Installer")
sleep(500)
ControlClick("SAP Front-End Installer", "&Weiter >", "Button1")
WinWait("SAP Front-End Installer")
sleep(120000)
ControlClick("SAP Front-End Installer", "Beenden", "Button1")

 

Could you please help?

Thanks

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Welcome to AutoIt and the forum!

Couldn't you use the /silent command line switch so you do not need to automate the GUI?

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Here is the needed link to the SAP documentation.

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Sure. Sleep is not needed at all. Each line is only executed when the previous line has ended processing.
What I would suggest is to check for errors after running a function.

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@EddieK RunWait can do the trick ;)

 

Just noticed that you want to click the finish button, there is an alternative, Use RunWait like this:

RunWait("NwSapSetup.exe /silent") ; This will install the program in the background (waits until it finishes intalling)

 

TD :D

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Just noticed that you want to click the finish button, there is an alternative, Use RunWait like this:

RunWait("NwSapSetup.exe /silent") ; This will install the program in the background (waits until it finishes intalling)

TheCoder,

by using the "/silent" switch there will be no GUI and hence no need to click the finish button. And "/silent" has already been proposed in post #3 ;)

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@water I wanted to show him the usage of RunWait & /silent switch, TD :)

 

P.S I am not TheCoder :P

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