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Originally Posted by NecronomiKron
That answers the first part, but, what about the second part? I end up doing db changes and need to restart the program... hmm, would be nice to have a program you can run to restart the service... oh well, i'm a dreamer, :P
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You can set a scheduled job to stop and start the services. Then just run the schedule manually when you need to stop and start them all again.
I am doing this from a Windows 2003 Server.
But doing it manaully isn't hard, you just hit restart then go to the next one in the Computer Management console.
Learn about the "Computer Management" console.
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