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    • March 28, 2006 at 6:48 AM #13256
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        Hi,
        I have been facing lot of risk to deploy and undeploy the orchestration.
        When ever i did small change in schemas its became big work to undeploy and deploy.

        Is there any scipt to write a batch file which needs to do the
        1. Stop ( unenlishit) of Orchestration
        2. Undeploy the Assembly

        same way need for deployment as well..

        Pls help me..

        bye
        Prasad

      • March 28, 2006 at 9:20 AM #13257
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          you can write an WMI script or can download 3rd party tools to do this

          • March 30, 2006 at 9:02 PM #13258
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              A cheap-trick for schemas is that you can usually just recompile them and copy the .DLL directly to the GAC (as long as you don’t change critical fields like the root element and the target namespace).

              But to answer your questions:

              1. To stop orchestration – see sample:
              \”c:\\Program Files\\Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004\\SDK\\Samples\\Admin\\WMI\\Stop Orchestration\\VBScript\\StopOrch.vbs\”

              2. To undeploy, create a .bat or .cmd file with statements something like this:

              BTSDEPLOY REMOVE SERVER=\”YOURSQLSERVER\” DATABASE=\”BiztalkMgmtDb\” NAME=\”Compassion.Biztalk.Pipelines.Common.dll\”

              It’s not too hard to write a VBScript to generate the .cmd file for you.
              Undeploy is weird to me, you must specify either the assembly path (the fully qualified .DLL name) or the assembly \”name\” (without the .dll suffix) and version number.

              See this page of Biztalk Help:
              ms-help://BTS_2004/Deploying/htm/ebiz_asdepl_howto_lwlp.htm

              You can also run the Deployment wizard one time, and on the last screen it will show you the syntax. You can copy/paste it into a text file for creating your .bat/.cmd file.

              Neal Walters
              http://Biztalk-Training.com

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