Win32-MSI-DB
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For more information please see
S<http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/msi/setup/_transformview_table.asp>.
=back
This doesn't open the file read-only, but changes will not be written
to disk.
A transform is a specification of changed values. So you get a MSI
database from your favorite vendor, make a transform to overlay your
own settings (the target installation directory, the features to be
installed, etc.) and upon installation you can use these settings via
a commandline similar to
msiexec /i TRANSFORMS = F<your transform file> F<the msi database> /qb
The changes in a transform are stored by a (table, row, cell, old
value, new value) tuple.
=head2 Fetch records from a table or view
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