Configuring STARTALL.cmd command to auto start all processess - Revision history

Joel at 08:58, 9 September 2018

2018-09-09T08:58:38Z

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	Create a .cmd file with the following command lines:		Create a .cmd file with the following command lines:

	~~start cmd /~~c "D:\~~hosts~~\~~markone~~\~~Start MARKONE~~.~~cmd"~~		@echo press any key to START all neosys processes OR
	c:\~~cygwin~~\~~bin\sleep 3~~		@echo press Ctrl+C within 10 seconds followed by Y to cancel
	~~start cmd /c "D~~:\~~hosts\orange~~\Start ~~ORANGERIE~~.~~cmd"~~		c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 10
	c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 3		if exist d:\global.end.temp del d:\global.end.temp
			if exist d:\global.end ren d:\global.end global.end.temp
			SET SPEED=FAST
			d:
			cd \neosys\neosys
			Start neosys.js /system ADAGENCY /database XXXX
			c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 1
			Start neosys.js /system ADAGENCY /database XXXX
			Start neosys.js /system ADAGENCY /database XXXX

	The <b> c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 3 </b> is to give a 3 second gap between each process startup.		The <b> c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 1 </b> is to give a 1 second gap between each process startup.

	Likewise you can add additional lines to start up additional processes.		Likewise you can add additional lines to start up additional processes.

	Incase you need to disable a process startup temporarily, instead of deleting the line, you may add the word <B> REM </b> (meaning REMARK) before the start of the line and the line will be ignored till such time the remark is there.		Incase you need to disable a process startup temporarily, instead of deleting the line, you may add the word <B> REM </b> (meaning REMARK) before the start of the line and the line will be ignored till such time the remark is there.

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2008-08-01T18:49:29Z

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2007-05-06T20:43:10Z

Setting up the file

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	start cmd /c "D:\hosts\markone\Start MARKONE.cmd"		start cmd /c "D:\hosts\markone\Start MARKONE.cmd"
	c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 10		c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 3
	start cmd /c "D:\hosts\orange\Start ORANGERIE.cmd"		start cmd /c "D:\hosts\orange\Start ORANGERIE.cmd"
	c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 10		c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 3

	The <b> c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 10 </b> is to give a 10 second gap between each process startup.		The <b> c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 3 </b> is to give a 3 second gap between each process startup.

	Likewise you can add additional lines to start up additional processes.		Likewise you can add additional lines to start up additional processes.

	Incase you need to disable a process startup temporarily, instead of deleting the line, you may add the word <B> REM </b> (meaning REMARK) before the start of the line and the line will be ignored till such time the remark is there.		Incase you need to disable a process startup temporarily, instead of deleting the line, you may add the word <B> REM </b> (meaning REMARK) before the start of the line and the line will be ignored till such time the remark is there.

Ashwin at 08:55, 2 April 2007

2007-04-02T08:55:52Z

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=== Setting up the file ===

Create a .cmd file with the following command lines:

start cmd /c "D:\hosts\markone\Start MARKONE.cmd"
c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 10
start cmd /c "D:\hosts\orange\Start ORANGERIE.cmd"
c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 10

The <b> c:\cygwin\bin\sleep 10 </b> is to give a 10 second gap between each process startup.

Likewise you can add additional lines to start up additional processes.

Incase you need to disable a process startup temporarily, instead of deleting the line, you may add the word <B> REM </b> (meaning REMARK) before the start of the line and the line will be ignored till such time the remark is there.