User's Manual

Customizing the DecisioNet System D-41
Windows NT Automatic Services
All DecisioNet non-user interface applications can be started as
services, either manually or automatically, as described in the section
“Configuring Windows NT Services” in Chapter 8. When started
manually at a DOS prompt or within the Windows NT Control Panel
Services dialog, command line options may be specified. The available
options are described in previous sections of this appendix.
For an application to start as an automatic service with non default
options, it must have an entry in the basesw.cfg file. If an application
does not have an entry in the basesw.cfg file, it will start with the
default options. The following syntax is used:
“SV<APPNAME>_CMDLINE”, “-option1 - option2”
The following applications require entries in the basesw.cfg file. Each
application’s default sleep time (the time an application waits between
each execution of the application process) is also shown.
"SVFDA_CMDLINE", "-m30"
"SVLOGMON_CMDLINE", "-m30 –h10"
"SVBRIDGE_CMDLINE","-s60"
"SVPRCVRF_CMDLINE","-r60"
"SVSPRCVRF_CMDLINE","-r60"
"SVPROMOVRF_CMDLINE","-r60"
"SVEXTDI_CMDLINE","-s300"
The following applications are discussed in Chapter 8 and do not
require an entry in the basesw.cfg file.
• EPL Bedcheck
• EPL Logger
• EPL Bridge
• EPL Standalone PLU Reader
• EPL Status Tag Manager
• EPL Label Data Manager