In theory you should be able to create a dummy account that has your bat
file in the startup folder and change its user rights (in the user
manager) to boot up as a service. (it is under advanced user rights if I
remember correctly). This should be documented in the NT help
or at www.ntfaq.com....then if you want to change a parameter just
edit the bat file and reboot.
Paul
On Mon, 15 Mar 1999, Dimiter Dimitriev wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have mysqld running on a client's NT machine. Due to some selects with
> a high join level I have to set a higer (16-32 MB) tmp_table_size or
> otherwise I get an "SQL table ... full" error. Some time ago, I read
> that when installing mysqld as a service there is no way to pass
> parameters. Is this still true, and what options do I have? Currently,
> I've put a .BAT file in the AutoStart folder which starts mysqld with
> the necessary options, but this is ugly - there is always a DOS window
> open, and I see no way to make it running when no one is logged in.
>
> Using the option which forces temporary tables to be stored on disk is
> not what I'd like to do.
>
> Thanks in advance for your advices,
>
> Dimiter Dimitriev
> RLS Jakobsmeyer
>
>
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