-s{start|install|remove}, name, fullexepath, [autostart]
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The Windows NT version of SOLID Server is by default an icon exe version. Using the option -sstart, SOLID Server can be started as a service executable and started and stopped from the service manager. If SOLID Server is started without the-sstart option, it starts as an icon exe like the w16 and w95 versions. The service version of SOLID Server cannot interact with the display and cannot create a new database. The service version writes warning and error messages also to the NT event log. SOLID Server can also install and remove services using this command line option.
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SOLID.EXE -s"install,SOLID,
D:\SOLID\SOLID.EXE -sstart -cD:\SOLID"
SOLID.EXE -s"install,SOLID,
D:\SOLID\SOLID.EXE
-sstart -Cd:\SOLID,autostart"
SOLID.EXE
-s"remove,SOLID" |
-x execute:<input file>
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Prompts for the database administrator's user name and password, creates a new database, executes SQL statements from a file, and exists. The options -U and -P can be used to give the database the administrator's user name and password.
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solid.exe -x execute:init.sql
solid.exe -x execute:init.sql
-Udba -Pdba |
-x exit
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Prompts for the database administrator's user name and password, creates a new database, and exists. Options -U and -P can be used to give the database administrator's user name and password.
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solid.exe -x exit
solid.exe -x exit -Udba -Pdba |