How to start and stop services using batch processing
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Start or stop the service using the net.exe feature that comes with windows
The command line format for starting / stopping the service is: net start / stop service name (Note: the service should be set to manual startup type first)
Example:
Take starting and stopping the Oracle11g service as an example (ORCL is the database name):
The code is as follows:
Start the service of Oracle
@ echo. The service is started.
@ echo off
Net start OracleVssWriterORCL
Net start OracleDBConsoleorcl
Net start OracleOraDb11g_home1TNSListener
Net start OracleServiceORCL
@ echo. Activation complete!
@ pause
Stop the service of Oracle
The code is as follows:
@ echo. The service is stopping.
@ echo off
Net stop OracleVssWriterORCL
Net stop OracleDBConsoleorcl
Net stop OracleOraDb11g_home1TNSListener
Net stop OracleServiceORCL
@ echo. The service has stopped!
@ pause
Startup method:
Method 1. After saving, you can start or shut down the service directly by double-clicking the file.
Method 2. Set environment variabl
In the system variable in the environment variable, add the path to the batch file after PATH, don't forget to use the semicolon; separate it from the previous environment variable, and then enter the executable file directly in the start menu (the function of the environment variable is to tell the system where to enter information while it is running)
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