Querying for patch changes
Heath Stewart edited this page Feb 19, 2018
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You can determine what files were added or updated in a patch only if you have the target product package available. A patch MSP is basically just a collection of transforms that may apply to an product MSI. Without the target MSI, not enough information is contained within the MSP to know exactly what is updated.
get-msitable File -path product.msi -patch product.msp | where { $_.MSIOperation -ne "None" }Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE.txt in the project root for license information.
Commands
- Add-MSISource
- Clear-MSISource
- Edit-MSIPackage
- Export-MSIPatchXml
- Get-MSIComponentInfo
- Get-MSIComponentState
- Get-MSIFeatureInfo
- Get-MSIFileHash
- Get-MSIFileType
- Get-MSILoggingPolicy
- Get-MSIPatchInfo
- Get-MSIPatchSequence
- Get-MSIProductInfo
- Get-MSIProperty
- Get-MSIRelatedProductInfo
- Get-MSISharedComponentInfo
- Get-MSISource
- Get-MSISummaryInfo
- Get-MSITable
- Install-MSIAdvertisedFeature
- Install-MSIPatch
- Install-MSIProduct
- Measure-MSIProduct
- Remove-MSILoggingPolicy
- Remove-MSISource
- Repair-MSIProduct
- Set-MSILoggingPolicy
- Test-MSIProduct
- Uninstall-MSIPatch
- Uninstall-MSIProduct
Examples