The subversion service can be started in two ways.
1. first, manually enter the cmd command. You can run the cmd command to start the svn server software service and locate the subversion installation directory. My machine is C: \ Program Files \ Subversion \ bin, enter the command svnserve-d-r D: \ svndemo, where D: \ svndemo is the directory of svn data warehouse.
2. the second method is to add the subversion service to the windows Service as a service that is automatically started upon startup. The command can also be completed by using the cmd command: SC create svn binpath = "\" D: \ Program Files \ Subversion \ bin \ svnserve.exe \"
-- Service-r D: \ svndemo "displayname =" Subversion Server "depend = Tcpip
Start = auto, where "binpath =" is followed by the installation directory of the subversion, and the parameter after -- service-r is the path of the data warehouse. In this way, the subversion service is used as a windows self-starting service.
Next, you only need to restart the server, and the subversion service on the server can start to run.