Configures the product to send license reporting to an internal Tableau Server. With the new version, we will have more flexibility with moving from Tableau Desktop to web authoring with a single click.Configures a non-default product update server.Accepts the End User License Agreement (EULA).Sets the installation to finish without restarting.Runs the installer in quiet mode, meaning that the setup process doesn’t display prompts, UI, or the license dialog box.Installs the 64-bit version of Tableau Desktop 2020.3.0 Tableau Desktop 2020.4.12 Tableau Desktop 2021.1.9 Tableau Desktop 2021.2.6 Tableau Desktop 2021.3.5 Tableau Desktop 2021.4.1 They were released late yesterday anyway And sorry about the old v2020.TableauDesktop-64bit-.exe /quiet /norestart ACCEPTEULA=1 AUTOUPDATESERVER=”” REPORTINGSERVER=” The command in the example does the following: The following example shows an installer command with some options and some property settings.
#Tableau desktop 2021.2 .exe
exe file to a directory on the computer where you’re installing. Do not run the setup program from a shared directory on your network. exe file is located or specify a full path to the location of the. Run the command from the directory where the. See Installer properties for the list of available properties. Properties: These settings specify configuration settings that the installer should make during the installation process.
See Installer options for the list of available options. For example, whether it should display output while installing or whether it should create log files. Options: The options that you use specify how the installation process should run. Tableau_.exe: This is the Tableau installer for the product and version you’re installing. Tableau_.exe /option1 /option2 PROPERTY1 PROPERTY2
The syntax for running the Tableau installer from the command line is:
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