Package script is working through SCCM, but there’s a deployment error in Intune

Question

Hi There,

I am working on the Oracle 19c client app. I’ve tried packaging it with both batch and PowerShell scripts, and it’s working manually as well as through SCCM, but when deploying through Intune, it’s giving an error. Could you help me with any modifications needed in the script? I’m not sure if the deployment mechanisms differ between Intune and SCCM. Could you please test my script in your test environment through Intune?

App download link

https://www.oracle.com/database/technologies/oracle19c-windows-downloads.html

Ps1 script- # Get current directory

$currentDir = Get-Location

Run Oracle setup.exe in silent mode with specified parameters, using the current directory

Start-Process "$currentDir\setup.exe" -ArgumentList `

"-silent", "-nowait", "-ignoreSysPrereqs", "-ignorePrereqFailure", "-waitForCompletion", "-force", `

'"INVENTORY_LOCATION=C:\Program Files\Oracle\Inventory"', `

'"ORACLE_BASE=C:\app\client\"', `

'"ORACLE_HOME=C:\app\client\product\19.0.0\client_1"', `

'"oracle.install.IsBuiltInAccount=true"', `

'"oracle.install.client.installType=Administrator"', `

'"oracle.install.client.customComponents=oracle.precomp:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.oraolap.mgmt:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.rdbms.scheduler:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.aspnet_2:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.ntoledb.odp_net_2:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.ntoledb:19.0.0.0.0"' `

-NoNewWindow -Wait

Check if Oracle setup executed successfully

if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) {

exit $LASTEXITCODE

}

Batch Script -

setup.exe -silent -nowait -ignoreSysPrereqs -ignorePrereqFailure -waitForCompletion -force "INVENTORY_LOCATION=C:\Program Files\Oracle\Inventory" "ORACLE_BASE=C:\app\client" "ORACLE_HOME=C:\app\client\product\19.0.0\client_1" "oracle.install.IsBuiltInAccount=true" "oracle.install.client.installType=Administrator" "oracle.install.client.customComponents=oracle.precomp:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.oraolap.mgmt:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.rdbms.scheduler:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.aspnet_2:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.ntoledb.odp_net_2:19.0.0.0.0,oracle.ntoledb:19.0.0.0.0"

Answer 1

What account is Intune executing as? The SYSTEM account? An end user account? Is the user a member of the Administrators group?

Have your Powershell script generate a transcript. The transcript will tell you what account it is executing as. Add a Start-Transcript at the beginning and Stop-Transcript as the last statement. Check that log file for errors.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.host/start-transcript?view=powershell-5.1

Oracle should be generating a log file. Look there for errors.

https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/12.2/ntcli/reviewing-the-log-of-an-installation-session.html

Check the Application and System event logs on the machine for install errors.

You don't necessarily need to use Start-Process in the PS script. Just run setup.exe like you would in a .bat file.