To exit the command window after weblogic app server startup

Hi,
The startWeblogic.cmd starts the weblogic V 10.0 server without exiting the prompt. Since our requirement wanted the startWeblogic script to exit the window after server startup, we set the parameter SET doExitFlag=true in startweblogic.cmd file , but the result was same as earlier the server started without exiting the window. Also we tried Redirecting the server starup output to a file , but even this did not exit the window.
My query is
1. What parameter options one should use to start the server so that it exits the command window in which it was started?
2. Is there an alternate way to do the same,something like to start it as a background process in Windows?
Any help in this regard would be great.
Thanks in Advance.
Best Regards,
Preethi

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<Preethi Ghalke> wrote in message news:[email protected]..
Hi,
The startWeblogic.cmd starts the weblogic V 10.0 server without exiting the
prompt. Since our requirement wanted the startWeblogic script to exit the
window after server startup, we set the parameter SET doExitFlag=true in
startweblogic.cmd file , but the result was same as earlier the server
started without exiting the window. Also we tried Redirecting the server
starup output to a file , but even this did not exit the window.
My query is
1. What parameter options one should use to start the server so that it
exits the command window in which it was started?
2. Is there an alternate way to do the same,something like to start it as a
background process in Windows?
Any help in this regard would be great.
Thanks in Advance.
Best Regards,
Preethi

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