Windows command-line service operations

Due to the previous period of time to do a large number of data warehousing work, found that the storage program after the execution, Oracle.exe occupied the system memory is particularly large.

After completing the inbound step, the program will continue to invoke the checker to check the Oracle data and output the report.

Since all this is done automatically by the program, the memory occupied by Oracle is not freed after the inbound work has been performed, resulting in too few resources available for the checker.

So, query a bit, cmd command line, for the operation of the service method, not much to describe:

Stop service:

sc stop ORACLESERVICEORCL

Start the service:

SC start ORACLESERVICEORCL

A simple two-sentence command, OK.