Starting and Stopping OpenAccess SDK Services for Windows Standard Users : Starting and Stopping Services in an Embedded Server Configuration

Starting and Stopping Services in an Embedded Server Configuration

To start OpenAccess SDK services in the embedded server configuration:

In the Windows Command Prompt, type <embedded-binary> -d <datamodel> -servicename <servicename> [-msgfile <msgfile>] and press Enter.

where:

embedded-binary is the name of the embedded server.

datamodel is the \cfg subdirectory for the OpenAccess SDK installation directory.

servicename is the name of the service that is to be started.

msgfile is the message file name.

Note: msgfile is an optional parameter.

For example, to start the OpenAccessSDK810_C service in the embedded mode, type the following at the command prompt:

<embedded-binary> -servicename OpenAccessSDK810_C -d C:\Program Files\Progress\DataDirect\oaserver81\cfg\oadm.ini

To stop OpenAccess SDK services in the embedded server configuration:

At the command prompt that you used to start the OpenAccess SDK service, type S.

This command stops the OpenAccess SDK service.

Notes:

The file paths mentioned in the service (for example, logging, tracing, and disk cache) must be writable for the user who is starting/stopping the service.

A Windows standard user can view the configuration in the configuration file of the OpenAccess SDK Server using OpenAccess SDK Management Command Line or Microsoft Managment Console utilities only in the Offline Configuration.