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DOS batch file to start/stop services

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Name: Yousuf
Date: January 30, 2002 at 03:54:51 Pacific
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Hi:

Anyone out there to tell me what's the switch to ignore YES or NO option while stopping/starting a service. For example, if I like to stop a service for Microsoft Exchange Information Store by using command in DOS batch file:

net stop "microsoft exchange information store"

It pauses and asks for other services (Microsoft Exchange POP3 & Microsoft Exchange IMAP4 which have dependency on this service) to stop by giving options of Y or N. If I Schedule this batch file, you know it wont work so I like to find out the switch so that it could ignore this option of Y or N and STOP all services.

Hope I made any sense.

Thanks.

Yousuf



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