Difference between revisions of "Service Manager Scripting Variables"
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; Service_Description | ; Service_Description | ||
; Service_Executable | ; Service_Executable | ||
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; Service_InteractWithDesktop | ; Service_InteractWithDesktop | ||
; Service_ManagedInput | ; Service_ManagedInput | ||
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; Service_StopCommandWait | ; Service_StopCommandWait | ||
; Service_StopDelay | ; Service_StopDelay | ||
| − | ; | + | ; Service_WorkingDirectory |
The following variables are available in the '''After Stopped''' event. | The following variables are available in the '''After Stopped''' event. | ||
; service_Pid | ; service_Pid | ||
: Id of the process that was stopped. | : Id of the process that was stopped. | ||
Revision as of 01:55, 19 July 2011
The following variables are available in the Before Started and After Stopped events.
- Service_Affinity
- Service_CommandLineArguments
- Service_Description
- Service_Executable
- Service_FriendlyName
- Service_InteractWithDesktop
- Service_ManagedInput
- Service_ManagedOutput
- Service_Owner
- Service_Priority
- Service_RootDirectory
- Service_ServiceId
- Service_StartOnCPU0
- Service_Startup
- Service_StopCommands
- Service_StopCommandWait
- Service_StopDelay
- Service_WorkingDirectory
The following variables are available in the After Stopped event.
- service_Pid
- Id of the process that was stopped.