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It depends on the executable file you are specifiying to create a service... the parameter which you are specifiying may be not available or not associated with executable... You can check the switches or parameter associated with executable.. to list type in command prompt executable name and /?...
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It depends on the executable file you are specifiying to create a service... the parameter which you are specifiying may be not available or not associated with executable... You can check the switches or parameter associated with executable.. to list type in command prompt executable name and /?...

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We have a created a service for one of our programs.<br />
The service starts from the command line if we pass the config file:<br />
c:\servicename.exe -c name.ini file<br />
However when we create the service and point to the executable it gives an error saying:<br />
Error 1:Incorrect function<br />
I have tried to use the &quot;Start parameters:&quot; filed to specify the ini file but no help<br />
Any ideas??<br />

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We have a created a service for one of our programs.
The service starts from the command line if we pass the config file:
c:\servicename.exe -c name.ini file
However when we create the service and point to the executable it gives an error saying:
Error 1:Incorrect function
I have tried to use the "Start parameters:" filed to specify the ini file but no help
Any ideas??


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