How to set parameters to start with service?

LosJ

Hopefully this is a simple question. I just re-installed the Navision Server (v 2.6E) on my Windows Small Business Server 2003. I can log into my database no problem, but the default settings do not have the settings I want. Here is the parameter I would like the Navision Server service to start with:

servername=nfserver,nettype=tcp,cache=20000,commitcache=yes,database=f:\Navision Server 2.60\ubs260b.fdb

I can stop the service in Windows and then manually run the Server file with the above parameter. How can I change the service in Windows so that it always starts Navision with the above parameters?

LosJ

Nevermind. I searched through the registery and found the values I needed to change. :roll:

eromein

search through the registery! I'm sure you'll find the the values you need to change.

RobertMo

For others that might want to know. You can change parameters of you service by using uninstallasservice and instalasservice parameters.
In your case you should do it in 2 steps. First unistall service:

x:\path\server.exe uninstallasservice

And then run

x:\path\server.exe servername=nfserver, nettype=tcp, cache=20000, commitcache=yes, database=f:\Navision Server 2.60\ubs260b.fdb, installasservice

I hope I haven't made any typos...

Ian_piddignton

Just to let you know, if the service is going to have the same name the uninstallasservice is not required.

And then run

x:\path\server.exe servername=nfserver, nettype=tcp, cache=20000, commitcache=yes, database=f:\Navision Server 2.60\ubs260b.fdb, installasservice

This will uninstall the service make the chages(which are held in the DBMS.zup) and re install the service. When making changes you only need to list the parameters that you are changing, and you may need to add quote marks round the databse file path.

regards

Ian

eromein

Maybe you know, maybe you don't...

I made a very little tool with which you can install and uninstall Navision servers quite easy.

It's downloadable from mibuso :

http://www.mibuso.com/dlinfo.asp?FileID=304

RobertMo

I have also just remebered that you can also use MS Management console.