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Running dbmlsync as NT service in command line
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| Winnie 2005-05-19, 9:23 am |
| v8.0.2
I'd like to know if I can run dbmlsync as an NT service via
command line. I don't want to install Sybase Central on our
customer site but I want to be able to setup the database
server as an NT service. If so, how do I send dependency?
ML needs to depend on the Sybase Database server service.
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| Reg Domaratzki \(iAnywhere Solutions\) 2005-05-19, 9:23 am |
| The dbsvc command line utility will do this.
[802][d:\bld\db.802]dbsvc /?
Adaptive Server Anywhere Service Utility Version 8.0.2.4519
Usage: dbsvc [options] -d <svc> delete a service
or dbsvc [-q] -g <svc> get details of a service
or dbsvc [-q] -l list all ASA services
or dbsvc [creation options] -w <svc> <Details> create service
Options (use specified upper- or lower-case letter, as shown):
-q do not print banner
-y delete or overwrite service without confirmation
Creation options (use specified upper- or lower-case letter, as shown):
-a <acct> account name to use
-as use local system account
-i allow service to interact with desktop
-p <password> password for account (with -a)
-rg <deps>,... service group dependencies
-rs <deps>,... service dependencies
-s <startup> startup option (default Manual)
Automatic, Manual, Disabled
-t <type> type of service (default Standalone)
Network, Standalone, DBRemote, MobiLink, DBMLSync
Details: <full exe path> [options]
One of -a and -as is required if -w is used.
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<Winnie> wrote in message news:428c988b.60c1.1681692777@sybase.com...
> v8.0.2
> I'd like to know if I can run dbmlsync as an NT service via
> command line. I don't want to install Sybase Central on our
> customer site but I want to be able to setup the database
> server as an NT service. If so, how do I send dependency?
> ML needs to depend on the Sybase Database server service.
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| Greg Fenton 2005-05-19, 9:23 am |
| Winnie wrote:
> I'd like to know if I can run dbmlsync as an NT service via
> command line.
The answer to this is the same as the one you asked in the general
newsgroups about running dbsrv as a service: use the "dbsvc"
command-line utility.
Hope this helps,
greg.fenton
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