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Package not installing - WaitingDependency

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Noro - 08 Oct 2008 09:30 GMT
Hi,

can anyone explain me what exactly mean the "WaitingDependency" state change
for execution request (in execmgr.log)? I have troubles deploying software on
some of my clients, where the state change is going from WaitingDependency to
WaitingDependency. It lasts for 5 days now. I'm not able to find solution for
this problem, normally the state change is going from WaitingDependency to
WaitingContent...

server: SCCM2007 SP1
client: windows xp sp2

Thanks
Sherry Kissinger [MVP-SMS] - 09 Oct 2008 14:16 GMT
It essentially means it's waiting for either another application to finish
successfully (i.e., you used "run another program first"), or it's waiting
for a dependent condition, like "only when no user is logged in".

Sometimes the other dependent program did finish successfully, but because
of a reboot condition set incorrectly, it's still waiting for a reboot.
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Noro - 09 Oct 2008 14:39 GMT
Is there a log file, where i can see what is the dependency the execution is
waiting for?

> It essentially means it's waiting for either another application to finish
> successfully (i.e., you used "run another program first"), or it's waiting
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