Use the following batch file
REM This batch file is used to start/stop the oracle instance
REM Simply invoke oracle.bat start/stop
cls
@ECHO off
REM ******************************************************************
REM ** Batch file used to stop/start oracle services
REM ******************************************************************
if(%1)==(start) GOTO START
if(%1)==(stop) GOTO STOP
echo Invalid use. Usage is oracle.bat stop/start
GOTO END
:START
REM ** START the oracle services
echo Starting Oracle Services
REM change the instance/listener names to match what is in your services list
NET START "OracleOraDb11g_home1TNSListener"
NET START "OracleServiceINNOVATEST"
NET START "Oracle INNOVATEST VSS Writer Service"
NET START "OracleDBConsoleInnovaTest"
NET START "OracleJobSchedulerINNOVATEST"
echo Oracle Services Started
GOTO END
:STOP
echo Stopping Oracle Services
REM change the instance/listener names to match what is in your services list
NET STOP "Oracle INNOVATEST VSS Writer Service"
NET STOP "OracleDBConsoleInnovaTest"
NET STOP "OracleJobSchedulerINNOVATEST"
NET STOP "OracleOraDb11g_home1TNSListener"
NET STOP "OracleServiceINNOVATEST"
echo Oracle Services Stopped
GOTO END
:END
maovandara
batch files are used to run a series of commands at once. people who work on computers daily and have a series of files or programs to start and command to run often create a batch file to do it automatically and save time.
Well Here is your answer: type this in Notepad: start www."website".com and save as "anything.bat"
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you can create an batch file containing following code : @echo off taskkill /F /IM "Explorer.exe" exit and save tha batch file in the startup folder . This would work for windows xp and higher but an not sure for windows 2000.you can start it again manually from task manager->new Task
Charlie Batch started 46 games for the Detroit Lions from 1998-2001.
Probably trying to make a virus. It's simple: Drag the batch file you want to start on startup into the startup folder in All Programs.
You create a batch file by opening up a text editor, the standard windows one is Notepad. Next just start coding using dos commands, for a tutorial visit http://www.allenware.com/icsw/icswidx.htmOnce you finish writing your file just click File-->Save As--> fileName.batAlso choose all files under the "Save as Type" drop down menu.
Yes. 2 options: 1) Cold backup, pre-script to stop oracle, post script to start up oracle again. 2) Hot backup, use oracle agent for backup exec.
OK well first you would need a webstie to open. Lets say it is google. This would be the script: ________________________ @echo off start www.google.com start www.google.com start www.google.com exit ________________________ That would open google three times hope that helps!
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Charlie Batch's first start for the Steelers came on November 6, 2005 against the Green Bay Packers in Green Bay. The Steelers won, 20-10.
YES