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Re: [ MaxDB ] how do I delete the m750008 Services from Installation
on Win 20

Re: [ MaxDB ] how do I delete the m750008 Services from Installation
on Win 20

2004-03-12       - By Daniel Dittmar

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MaxDB - Mailing List wrote:

> I have a question about the installation of the MaxDB on Windows 2000. When
> it is installed, it creates the following 4 services
>
> SAPDB: .m750008
> SAPDB: .m750008 (omststknl.exe)
> SAPDB: .m750008 (quick)
> SAPDB: .m750008 (fast)
>
> I cannot start the services. How can I delete them?

These are called the 'service kernel '. They are used to check that
backup files are readable. There is no need to delete them, some
functions of DBM GUI might not work if you do. There is also no need for
them to be running all the time. They are started by the database
manager when they are needed.

Daniel Dittmar

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SAP Labs Berlin
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