I am facing an issue while installing oracle client.
Currently,There are no Oracle services running. When i start installing Oracle Client it abruptly closes, and when i check the services.msc I can see "oracleremexecservice" running, which does not have option to stop (tried to even force stop the service, did not work).
So i deleted the service from the registry and rebooted the system."oracleremexecservice" vanished.
Once again I start to install the Oracle client, installation fails and "Oracleremexecservice" gets created again and is running.
Can anybody help me to solve this? I deleted oracleremexecservice from registry and temp folder, Am i missing anything? I need to delete this oracleremexecservice permanently from my system in order to complete the installation.
Below is the screenshot of the service:
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I had installed redis-3.0.504. Followed the installation instructions and now redis-server is running in the port
I had also installed redis in Windows services, but that is not running. I'm also not able to manually start the service. Getting the below error.
Any ideas to start the service?
Right-click in the service in Window Services and go to Properties.
Then go to Log On tab and select Local System account.
Click on the Ok button and start the service.
If you installed this via chocolatey, you need to add the following folder to allow the supplied redis.windows-service.conf to work:
C:\ProgramData\chocolatey\lib\redis-64\Logs
If you didn't install via chocolatey, a missing log folder is still likely to be the culprit.
The Redis port for Windows you are using has been deprecated.
As the last commit in that project suggests you can check out Memurai.
Memurai is a production grade software, actively maintained and freely available for development.
I am trying to install GoCD Server 19.1.0 64 bit on my Windows 10 64 bit machine. Installation went through without any issue, however, I am getting the following error on starting Go Server service.
I tried to run service under Local System Account as well as specific admin account but not luck so far.
I also tried setting NoInteractiveServices registry from 1 to 0 (at \HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Windows) but still getting the same error.
Please let me know if any of you have faced this error and know the solution.
Services
The Go Server service on Local Computer started and then stopped. Some services stop automatically if they are not in use by other services or programs.
OK
Thanks in advance,
ND
You should look at GoCD's Log files to find out what happened, and why GoCD stopped.
Thanks #moritz for the info. I did not find any files under logs folder as it was failing with Access Denied error while writing to logs files. Not sure what was the reason behind that but this is how I fixed it.
I re installed the Go Server, this time I have selected C:\Program Files (instead of default C:\Program Files (x86)) and selected Open Java instead of providing path of JRE installed locally.
This worked in my case, however, feel free to let me know if you see any problem in this approach.
ND
I am not sure if this is the right place for this question. I downloaded and installed Oracle11g XE 64bit edition in my Virtual Server ()
After this installation, TNSListener service is not starting at all. Initially I had the error message that it is configured as an Interactive Service. So I also started Interactive Service and then tried to start TNSListener, but it is not working. I tried this server time with uninstall oracle & reinstall also with system restarts. But nothing helps.
I did the same installation on my Windows Desktop 64 bit OS and here it works.
So, I don't understand where I am going wrong in my virtual server. Can someone pls help?
Found the solution to my problem.
Key Note: When TNSListener wouldn't start via Windows Services, pls try the same via command prompt. We will get to know the error in detail.
This is what I did. Check my post http://www.umatechcorner.com/oracle-tnslistener-windows-service-wont-start-solved/
I have Informix version 11.50 installed on my Windows machine. According to this link, in order to start the server, it should be done through Windows services, look for Informix IDS - instance_name. It is supposed to start when Windows is started up, but for my case it is not, and it wasn't started. Thus I start it up manually by double clicking on it, and it prompt me an error:
The service did not respond to the start or control request in a
timely fashion.
May I know is there any solution in order to start up the local Informix DB on windows?
You will have to check what went wrong in Informix log. It is located in Informix dir and has server name with .log extension (for example c:\informix\ol_test.log). In this file there is information about running server like:
12:42:36 IBM Informix Dynamic Server Started.
Check this file and give us more details if you will not know how to solve reported problems.
Installation of Informix in Windows Vista has been failed. Due to the reason this Informix thing is not able to uninstall and not even allow me to configure a database. Even though I have manually delete the whole folder from Program Files, when trying to install a new copy of Informix, it prompt me the "Invalid ISV name" thing which I totally running out of clue with.
I found a post mention that Vista is not a good platform for Informix. Forget about Windows as a Server a.k.a. WAAS.
xD
Trying to restore a SQL database on a test system, but can't because a Uniface service keeps connecting to it. Looks like Uniface 9.4.
Having trouble finding much documentation on this venerable old Uniface platform. Does it have a service name in Windows? Or does it run as a lower-level process?
Any pointers to documentation greatly appreciated
Revoke all permission from all users except a newly created system user. Now connect using that user and kill all other running connections/sessions. You can continue doing maintenance work. After that restore permission.
Should work on any SQL database.
Stop the uniface urouter service and that will stop the uniface application servers and prevent any client processes from connecting. Once done, restart the urouter. I am making a few assumptions about your setup, so if this fails to help, take the ungraceful approach of killing the following processes (uniface.exe, idf.exe, userver.exe). If you have uniface flow installed and running, there are other processes to stop too, but for now, I will assume you are not running that.
Documentation is in the installation folder. A lot of information can also be found at:
http://www.uniface.info/
It is very active and you can download a trial of the latest Uniface release.