Posted by Simon Hayes on 06/15/33 11:26

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> Dear Group
>
> I'd like SQLManager to start on Win98. I've added it to StartUp and it
> shows in the right-bottom corner of the desktop upon operating system
> start but the database still shows as stopped. Is there's a command I
> can use like SQLMANGR.EXE /start or SQLMANGR.EXE /run from the command
> line?
>
> Thanks very much for your efforts and sharing your expertise!
>
> Martin
>

SQL Manager monitors and controls MSSQL - it isn't the MSSQL process itself.
If you want MSSQL to start when you start Windows, you would need to start
it using a batch file in Startup or by adding a command to autoexec.bat.
I've never used MSSQL on Win98, but I think you could use scm.exe for this
(see Books Online).

Simon

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