IOP startup and shutdown as windows services
Hi,
Is there a way can we have IOP startup and shutdown as windows services instead of running the bat files?
Thanks,
Hari Devarapalli
Yes. You can install IOP as NT service and start/stop it.
Please refer to "Installing Integrated Operational Planning as an NT Service" in the IOP install guide.
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