A lot of developers have SQL Server and its different services running on their PC or notebook to develop or test BI solutions. Unfortunately this slows down your system quite a lot. To speed things up when not using SQL Server, I used to stop and start each service manual quite often.
Recently I found out that it’s possible to start and stop all services at once with a simple batch file. It now only takes a couple of seconds instead of a few minutes and some annoying steps.
Copy/paste the following in a .txt file and rename it to .bat to make it a batch file, execute it by double clicking the file.
START SCRIPT:
NET START “SQL Server Agent (MsSqlServer)”
NET START “MsSqlServer”
NET START “MsSqlServerOlapService”
NET START “ReportServer”
NET START “SQL Server Integration Services”
STOP SCRIPT:
NET STOP “SQL Server Agent (MsSqlServer)”
NET STOP “MsSqlServer”
NET STOP “MsSqlServerOlapService”
NET STOP “ReportServer”
NET STOP “SQL Server Integration Services”
This is what I am looking for.
Thanks.
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hi,
I have a sql erver on a machine and report server on another machine
Is it possible to start reportserver on the second machine with a job that runs on the first machine’s sql server agent ?
thanks for sharing knowledge
jim
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