Related to "service pack is a full installation"

Hi
In Metalink if patch have mentioned this line in ReadMe doc " service pack is a full installation" (for essbase client, Essbase server, EAS and Aps)
Can i go and install without installing and configuring earlier version?
I mean should i install new patch directly without earlier version of similar Hyperion component to save my time.
Version 9.3.1

If it is a full installation and there is no mention of having to install the previous version then you should be alright just to install that version.
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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C:\Windows\Installer\9bcac.msi
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the same error message. The network administrative installation point is readable by the normal installing account, but I even get the same error when I login as me and initiate setup.exe manually, and I have all rights to this point.
Here's the critical point from a log file:
2014/03/11 11:53:49:691::[2372] DistributionPoint parsed. The distribution point is now set to: \\archive.ads.college.edu\archive\KBOXalt\Office2013
2014/03/11 11:53:49:691::[2372] COMPANYNAME specified in config.xml.
2014/03/11 11:53:49:691::[2372] USERNAME specified in config.xml.
2014/03/11 11:53:49:800::[2372] Setupexe Resiliency Mode is set to [PerformIfApplicable]; thus Resiliency is [disabled] for the [InstallExecutionMode]
2014/03/11 11:53:49:910::[2372] Searching for default versions of resource files under the folder [\\archive.ads.college.edu\archive\KBOXalt\Office2013].
2014/03/11 11:53:50:019::[2372] Error: GetDirectories: search path \\archive.ads.college.edu\archive\KBOXalt\Office2013 does not exist
ErrorCode: 0(0x0). Failed final attempt to load a setupexe resource file.
2014/03/11 11:53:50:019::[2372] Error: GetDirectories: search path \\archive.ads.college.edu\archive\KBOXalt\Office2013 does not exist
Type: 34::InvalidDirectory.
2014/03/11 11:53:50:019::[2372] WER element [SuppressModal] is set to value [true]
2014/03/11 11:53:50:019::[2372] WER element [P4] is set to value [InvalidDirectory]
2014/03/11 11:53:50:019::[2372] Catalyst execution finished: 03/11/2014 11:53:50. Return code: 30034. Exception caught: InvalidDirectory.
2014/03/11 11:53:50:019::[2372] PERF: TickCount=894821 Name=RunSetup Description=End function
I cannot find any references to this exact error anywhere on the Internet. Can anyone tell me what this means, and how I fix it?

As automated, the utility that runs setup.exe maps a drive letter to
\\archive.ads.college.edu\archive\KBOXalt using a kboxmap AD account, which has read access to the whole \KBOXalt tree. I used that same kboxmap AD account manually to simulate what the utility does, and hit the same problem. But here's what's
odd: right next to that
\\archive.ads.college.edu\archive\KBOXalt\Office2013 directory is an
\\archive.ads.college.edu\archive\KBOXalt\Office2010 directory, both created the same way, and the Office 2010 installation has always worked perfectly using the kboxmap AD account. I don't understand why Office 2013 is only working for an account with
read/write access, where Office 2010 worked fine for an account with only read access. Especially when the Office 2013 resource kit documentation clearly states that the account running the installation should only have read access, nothing more. (All this
KBOX stuff comes from the fact that our deployment environment is a Dell KACE KBOX 1000. However, that plays no part in the problem: ignoring the KBOX 1000, I can manually recreate the problem every time.)

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