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axapta server tuning
hamletas
Member Posts: 3
How can I doing:
I want, that certain Axapta Server instance stop daily fixed time automatically and after a while Axapta Server instance will start automatically.
for example:
Daily Axapta Server instance stop automatically 11 am. and will start 1 pm. automatically.
How must I resolve this problem?
I want, that certain Axapta Server instance stop daily fixed time automatically and after a while Axapta Server instance will start automatically.
for example:
Daily Axapta Server instance stop automatically 11 am. and will start 1 pm. automatically.
How must I resolve this problem?
0
Comments
You can stop Axapta Object server instance quite easily using Scheduled tasks (under Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools) by -
1. Create a .Bat file with the following lines -
net stop "Axapta Object Server"
net start "Axapta Object Server"
2. Go to Scheduled Tasks in your AOS Server (All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools)
3. Schedule the file that you created earlier
Hope this helps,
Harish Mohanbabu
Long way to go before I sleep..