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Mon, Mar 26 2007 3:05 AM | Permanent Link |
"Al Vas" | Hi
Hoping someone can advise. We are using V3.30 of DBISAM. We have a client who has C/S installed as a service (think it is 2003 server, but I can confirm). It works just fine until he logs off as admin user. The service appears to then shut down also. We have looked at service properties and it appears to be using a system account. Has anyone experienced this issue or can give us some ideas on why this would be occurring and mabe how to resolve. Also just out of interest we have also found when installing services that soemtimes it doesnt set itself to auto-start. This doesnt appear to happen everywhere just on the occassion. Is there an option in Windows server that might cause this, or different versions of server maybe? Thanks Alex |
Mon, Mar 26 2007 7:38 AM | Permanent Link |
"Jose Eduardo Helminsky" | Al
It was installed without /NOINTERACT parameter. To solve this you can disable interact with desktop. 1) Start button 2) Run 3) Services.MSC 4) go to DBRSVR 5) Right button 6) Properties 7) Logon page 8) Uncheck "Interact with desktop" This shutdown will not occur again. I don´t know exactly if I am using the correct words because my local language inWindows is "Brazilian Portuguese", but I think you will get the idea. Eduardo |
Mon, Mar 26 2007 9:26 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Alex,
<< Hoping someone can advise. We are using V3.30 of DBISAM. We have a client who has C/S installed as a service (think it is 2003 server, but I can confirm). It works just fine until he logs off as admin user. >> See Eduardo's excellent response - it is 100% correct. << Also just out of interest we have also found when installing services that soemtimes it doesnt set itself to auto-start. This doesnt appear to happen everywhere just on the occassion. Is there an option in Windows server that might cause this, or different versions of server maybe? >> Not that I'm aware of. We test it here with Windows 2003 and it seems to set itself to auto-start at all times when it is installed. Are you sure that the end user is not modifying the service properties and setting it to manual start after the installation ? -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Tue, Mar 27 2007 7:53 PM | Permanent Link |
"Al Vas" | "> Not that I'm aware of. We test it here with Windows 2003 and it seems to > set itself to auto-start at all times when it is installed. Are you sure > that the end user is not modifying the service properties and setting it > to manual start after the installation ? > Thanks for responses No definitely not the end user because I've seen it happen myself at client site installations. It could be a server version issue, not sure, I will have to investigate further. Alex |
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