Windows implementation timed restart Apache and MySQL method _linux

Add a scheduled task with the AT command. For the use of syntax you can go to window-"Start"-"Run" cmd "-" execute Command "at/" so that the interface will show the syntax of the AT command. Let's explain how to get the server to start Apache and MySQL regularly:

1, in the C: the directory to create a new Autostartserver.bat file, and then right-click Edit, the contents of the file set to save as follows:

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@ECHO off
net stop Apache2
net start apache2
net stop MySQL
net start MySQL

Description: Above the apache2 with MySQL for the service name.

2, "Start"-"Run" cmd "-" Execute Command "at 04:00 C:\autostartserver.bat"
That way, the system automatically restarts Apache and MySQL 4 o'clock in the morning every day.
Description: 04:00 Restart time, c:\autostartserver.bat as the first step of the bat file address

Sometimes the middle requires a certain interval of time, can be implemented through the following code.

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net stop SQLServerAgent
net stop MSSQLServer
Echo.wscript.sleep (50000) >s.vbs
cscript//nologo S.vbs
Del S.vbs
NET start MSSQLServer
Net start SQLServerAgent

The above is an interval of 50 seconds (50000 milliseconds) to start the SQL Server service, because SQL Server shutdown and startup requires a certain amount of time, MySQL does not need a time interval.