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Running as a Windows Service

Open an administrator terminal in the directory containing AR.ODDC.Server.exe.

powershell:
.\AR.ODDC.Server.exe install
.\AR.ODDC.Server.exe start
.\AR.ODDC.Server.exe status

Supported commands are:

install | uninstall | start | stop | restart | status | help

Installation options are:

--username
--password
--delayed
--manual
--disabled

Examples:

powershell:

.\AR.ODDC.Server.exe install --delayed

.\AR.ODDC.Server.exe install --username "DOMAIN\svc-oddc" --password "" --delayed

.\AR.ODDC.Server.exe restart

.\AR.ODDC.Server.exe uninstall

Service-management commands require administrator privileges. The service name is AR.ODDC.Server, and the display name is ODDC Server.

Avoid placing a reusable service password in scripts or command history. If organizational policy permits, install the service and then configure its account securely through Windows service-management tooling.

The server waits for running jobs during a graceful shutdown. Allow adequate time for large conversions or exports before forcing termination.