OBI EE Shutdown command line

Hi
I'd like to write a script that will shut down the analytics server and presentation service from the command line (DOS) Does anybody konw how to do that? I know that to start the server you use sawserver.exe.
Thanks for your help
Fiston

I believe there is an option to sawserver.exe to stop the service. Try opening up services console and check which exe file, each of the services are invoking. Can you try this out, "sawserver stop" from command line. I dont have an instance to test it out right away but this should atleast give you an idea.
Thanks,
Venkat
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