Command line to push exe files

I want to push microsoft updates and exe files using SCCM 2012 R2
What is the command line please do guide me
wusa.exe "Windows6.1-KB2729094-v2-x86.msu" /q /norestart
wusa.exe "NET Framework 4.0.exe" /q /norestart
or
"Windows6.1-KB2729094-v2-x86.msu" /q /norestart
"NET Framework 4.0.exe" /q /norestart
or
Windows6.1-KB2729094-v2-x86.msu /q /norestart
NET Framework 4.0.exe /q /norestart

wusa.exe "Windows6.1-KB2729094-v2-x86.msu" /quiet /norestart
and
"NET Framework 4.0.exe" /q /norestart
but there are variations etc see:
http://stealthpuppy.com/installing-microsoft-update-standalone-packages-silently/
and
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/ee390831(v=vs.100).aspx
Best thing to do is create your packages and test your programs prior to deployment to production computers.
Here is a script by Jorgen Nilsson which allows you string multiple MSU's together using a wrapper:
http://ccmexec.com/2012/02/installing-multiple-windows-7-hotfixes-msu-with-sccm/

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toolkitmodulesblade.chm
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pcdmisfixturing.chm
Here's what it looked like after the command line compile (the bad and the ugly):
[MERGE FILES]
d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\pcdmisportable.chm
d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\pcdmistutor.chm
d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\pcdmisvision.chm
d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\pcdmislaser.chm
d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\pcdmiscmm.chm
d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\pcdmisUJB.chm
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d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\toolkitmodulesvwmp.chm
d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\pcdmisdci.chm
d:\hg\pcdmisqa\pcdlrn\help\corehelp\toolkitmodules.chm
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Any ideas on where are these rogue full pathways coming from and how I can fix it? Or is it just a bug with the command line version of the compiler that Adobe will need to fix?

I don't use command line generation but to the best of my knowledge, this has not been fixed.
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> Hi Laura,
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