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Install & Configure & Uninstall Windows service

BcsService can be (un)installed as Windows service via command line. Multiple services with different configurations (displayed in Windows services list as separated Windows servcies) are suported. See .Using multiple configurations v3.2 for details.

Install & Configure

To install or reconfigure (e.g. change configuration name) BcsService as Windows service use followed command line parameters.

Example:

Digasystem filepath where the BcsService folder is located. e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\DigaSystem\BcsService\BcsService.exe /i:Instance1 /configuration:Config1 /description:"For BCS1" /account:"SomeDomain\SomeUser" /password:"SamePassword"

ParameterMandatoryDescription

/i:User_Defined_Service_Name

or

-i:User_Defined_Service_Name

Yes

Install Windows service with specified name or update configuration for already installed service.. After installation or reconfiguration message box with result will be displayed.

If name isn't specified than the "BcsService" default name will be used 

/configuration:ConfigurationName

or

-configuration:ConfigurationName

YesConfiguration name from DigaSystem registry. This configuration will be attached to specified Windows Service and automatically used at service start. See Configuration for details

/description:Service_Description

or

-description:Service_Description

NoOptional human readable description for service. If not specified than the default description will be used

/account:AccountName

or

-account:AccountName

NoThe name of the account under which the service should run. If not specified than the local system account will be used

/password:Password

or

-password:Password

Only with account namePassword to account under which the service should run. Specify empty string as "" if account has no password

/SetDefaultValues

or

-SetDefaultValues

No

Create configuration in DigaSystem registry with all parameters (inclusive path to log) with default values. See Configuration for details. If configuration is already exist than all parameters will be overwrited with default values without any warning

Parameters with default values will be stored with default values.

Parameters without default values will be stored with empty values

/Silent

or

-Silent

NoEnable silent mode without any message boxes but logging all message in Windows Application Log

Create default configuration or reset existed configuration to default values

Service configuration (see Configuration for details) with all parameters with default values in DigaSystem registry can be created with using command line parameter. This parameter can be used either alone or with Windows service installation parameter

Example: create configuration with default parameters in DigaSystem registry
BcsService /configuration:Config1 /SetDefaultValues

Example: install Windows service and create configuration with default parameters in DigaSystem registry for installed service
BcsService /i:Instance1 /configuration:Config1 /description:"For BCS1" /account:"SomeDomain\SomeUser" /password:"SamePassword" /SetDefaultValues

ParameterMandatoryDescription

/configuration:ConfigurationName

or

-onfiguration:ConfigurationName

YesConfiguration name from DigaSystem registry. See Configuration for details

/SetDefaultValues

or

-SetDefaultValues

Yes

Create configuration in DigaSystem registry with all parameters (inclusive path to log) with default values. See Configuration for details. If configuration is already exist than all parameters will be overwrited with default values without any warning

Parameters with default values will be stored with default value.

Parameters without default values will be stored with empty values

/Silent

or

-Silent

NoEnable silent mode without any message boxes but logging all message in Windows Application Log

Uninstall

To uninstall BcsService as Windows service use followed command line parameters.

Example:

BcsService /u:Instance1

ParameterMandatoryDescription

/u:User_Defined_Service_Name

or

-u:User_Defined_Service_Name

YesUninstall Windows service with specified name. After uninstallation message box with result will be displayed.

/Silent

or

-Silent

NoEnable silent mode without any message boxes but logging all message in Windows Application Log

*Note: it may be necessary to invoke the file, i.e. BCSService, with its extension— BCSService.exe.

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