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Batch file |
Wed, Dec 1 2010 1:25 PM | Permanent Link |
Rita Tipton | Sometime ago a kind sole put a batch file
on here to start an exe as a service anyone know where it is please. Rita |
Wed, Dec 1 2010 2:19 PM | Permanent Link |
Raul Team Elevate | <<
Sometime ago a kind sole put a batch file on here to start an exe as a service anyone know where it is please. Rita >> Are you referring to an executable that is natively able to function as a service? (e.g. dbsrvr) If so then all your batch file has to say is "net start dbsrvr" (replace dbsrvr with appropriate service name) The command above assumes the exe is already registered as a service. If not you'd need to do do reg first. Something like "dbsrvr -install" (or "dbsrvr -install -silent" to avoid the prompt). Raul |
Wed, Dec 1 2010 5:56 PM | Permanent Link |
Rita Tipton | Thanks I knew that but it was a batch file.
I have found it on web newsgroup on this site so all sorted now thank you. Rita "Raul" wrote in message news:F9D10ACA-6784-4B44-8730-244B124D417F@news.elevatesoft.com... << Sometime ago a kind sole put a batch file on here to start an exe as a service anyone know where it is please. Rita >> Are you referring to an executable that is natively able to function as a service? (e.g. dbsrvr) If so then all your batch file has to say is "net start dbsrvr" (replace dbsrvr with appropriate service name) The command above assumes the exe is already registered as a service. If not you'd need to do do reg first. Something like "dbsrvr -install" (or "dbsrvr -install -silent" to avoid the prompt). Raul |
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