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APPX Background Processing on a Windows Server
This document will demonstrate the setup of APPX background processing when APPX is installed on a Windows server. |
| | # of packed decimal numbers. The default is "CD" which is how APPX
# is normally distributed. Vision uses a default of "FD" which can be
# overridden when the vision programs are compiled. This setting also |
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< | # effects the APPX EMs which store some packed decimal information. This
# setting also effects files stored as native APPX files. So, to use this |
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> | # affects the APPX EMs which store some packed decimal information. This
# setting also affects files stored as native APPX files. So, to use this |
| | # setting of "FD", you must install a special set of APPX internal EMs,
# and if you have and existing data in "CD" format, you must export the
# data, set the APPX_PD_SIGNS=FD, then import. |
| | # APPX FOR WINDOWS CONFIGURATION SECTION
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< | # APPX_0SA_PATH will tell APPX to look at this path for it's System |
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> | # APPX_0SA_PATH will tell APPX to look at this path for its System |
| | # Administration files. This is handy for running several copies
# of APPX on networked PCs while sharing one common set of System
# Administration settings. |
| | :: echo %%A >> c:\Appx\arglist.txt
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< | :: You would likekly see something like this in arglist.txt |
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> | :: You would likely see something like this in arglist.txt |
| | :: -image
:: C:\Appx\Appx.exe
:: -session |
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