To see the parameters which are used by the server program server.exe, used for the native database, you can start that program in a dos-box. Open a dos-box and navigate to the directory where the server.exe program is located. Then execute "server.exe x", which will show you the parameters that can be set:
\Software\NAV\Server\program files\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\Database Server>server x
x
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CACHE=?, COMMITCACHE=?, SERVERNAME=?, NETTYPE=?, SESSIONS=?, STOPTIME=?, DATABASE=?, INSTALLASSERVICE, UNINSTALLASSERVICE
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Thanks Luc Van Dyck. I have done it. And one more thing i have to do ie, i must run NAV Application via RDC & there should not be anyother access in that system. Only accessing to NAV. If NAV get closed then RDC should also be disconnected. Is there any options in Group Policy Settings. Can you suggest me some idea about this?
It's a setup on your TSE server. You will not be able to do this on a client Windows.
But the Windows TSE server as option to open an application at the TSE session start, and only let access to this application (if the application is shutdown, the session will be ended) .
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To see the parameters which are used by the server program server.exe, used for the native database, you can start that program in a dos-box. Open a dos-box and navigate to the directory where the server.exe program is located. Then execute "server.exe x", which will show you the parameters that can be set:
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But the Windows TSE server as option to open an application at the TSE session start, and only let access to this application (if the application is shutdown, the session will be ended) .
You can find information here (for example) http://www.windowsecurity.com/articles- ... ation.html