The example below shows where I have selected my batch file from the eOne Service Restart directory. For the final step, before clicking Finish, make sure to check the box next to Open the properties dialog for this task when I click Finish. This will allow you to make a few additional, yet important, changes to the task before saving it. The options that you will select in the dialog window mostly depend on the usage of the server where the task is being configured.
For the most part you only need to make changes to the General tab as the other tabs only show the configuration settings from the previous steps outlined above. In most cases I would recommend changing the User account that calls the task as well as selecting the radio button next to Run whether user is logged in or not and selecting the check box next to Run with highest privileges.
Though I did not change the account in the example above, typically it is best to set a service account or some other domain level account where the password will not expire.
Otherwise you run the risk of causing the scheduled task to fail if you change your password and do not go back and update the scheduler. Once you have made the desired configuration changes click OK to save the scheduled task. The batch file will now be executed at the specified time.
If you took the steps to include the log file then you can check the file periodically to make sure the scheduler is running correctly. SubItems 3. SubItems 0. Text If ChkLV. Running Then services i. Information End If Case 2 'If services i. CanStop Then If services i. Stopped Then services i. Stop 'Else ' If services i. Prophet Prophet 1. David R Tribble Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password.
Post as a guest Name. Also if the service has spaces in it's name, it must be enclosed in double quotes. Once you have entered the text, save and close the file. When you want to start up the program, all you need to do is double click on the batch file and it will run.
To create a batch file for stopping services, just follow the same steps above for creating a batch file , and use the net stop command to stop the services. When you want to stop the services, just double click on the batch file you have created and the services will stop.
That's it. Now you have batch file that can stop and start services…when you want them to run or not. Thanks about this guide! I've a question for you and I hope u can help me: I really need to start "vmware player" services and process only when I run vmware player software and also stop it when close! So, is there any way to do that with an automatic process that start and stop batch files when run vmware player?
Thanks for any other informative website. This allows a developer to only add code relating to the parameters they need. They do not need to create a whole new form in the Application Explorer.
They can do it here with a few lines of code. And the base class RunBaseBatch handles the rest. This method is only needed if your batch job uses parameters. Otherwise, you can delete this method entirely.
It is responsible for reading the values out of the dialog controls, and storing them into class variables. The code dlgStartDate. There is additional code, that makes it so if the user leaves the control blank, the minimum and maximum date value will be used.
Whenever a D batch job runs in batch, and it has parameters, the system needs to store the values the user entered as parameters.
That way, the system can use them again, when the batch job recurrence causes it to run. Specifically, each time the batch job is run, the system will read the parameter values from the Batch. Parameters field, where they are stored.
This field is a container field, which means it can contain a list of several values of different types of data. This is very cool. But the system needs to know how to store the data. This is what is called a Macro. This method will look exactly the same for basically every Batch Job class. So you can just leave it along, and not change it. That said, if you want an explanation, here it is. This code returns a variable of type container. And that container object will contain the value associated with the macro CurrentVersion.
In our case the number 2. Additionally, the container will contain all the variable values you listed in the CurrentList macro. Again, this variable will be written to the Batch. Parameters table, and stored for when the batch job is actually run by the system. Similarly, this code should look the same for every batch job you write.
Therefore, you can leave it unchanged. But it does need to exist. This code is a little more complicated to understand. But when the batch job is run, the system will read the value from Batch.
Parameters field, which is of type container, and pass it into this method. As long as we store them in the store order, and then pull them back out and assign them in the same order, the class variables will get set correctly. While there is a little bit more explanation to this method, this is the main thing most people need to understand. The description method is used to set the default task description of this D batch job.
This text is shown in a field in the dialog form. The task description text can be modified by a user to be different than the default value.
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