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Dgreenwood: /* Configuring Grooper services */

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Configuring Grooper services

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 === Configuring Grooper services ===
-Configuring Grooper services from GCC is NOT advised.  It is much easier to configure services from the '''Machines''' node of the Design page.
+Configuring Grooper services from GCC is NOT advised.  It is much easier to configure services from the '''Machines''' folder in the Design page.
-DOCUMENTATION FORTHCOMING.  PENDING UI CHANGES IN CURRENT BETA BUILD.
+Managing services typically involves:
 == Command Quick Reference ==

Dgreenwood: Dgreenwood moved page Grooper Command Console (Application) to 2024:Grooper Command Console (Application)

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Dgreenwood: /* Command Group: services */

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Command Group: services

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			{{GrooperServiceUserRights}}

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Dgreenwood: /* How To: Grooper services */

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How To: Grooper services

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	FYI: Most users will find it difficult to configure Grooper services from GCC. It will be easier to configure Grooper services from the '''Machines''' node of the Design page. For more information, go to the [[#Configuring Grooper Services\|Configuring Grooper Services]] section of this article.		FYI: Most users will find it difficult to configure Grooper services from GCC. It will be easier to configure Grooper services from the '''Machines''' node of the Design page. For more information, go to the [[#Configuring Grooper Services\|Configuring Grooper Services]] section of this article.

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	=== View available Grooper service types ===		=== View available Grooper service types ===
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	#:* <code><connectionNo></code> is a required parameter. Enter the connection number for the Grooper Repository using the service. If you don't know the connection number, enter the <code>connections list</code> command for a list of all Grooper Repository connections.		#:* <code><connectionNo></code> is a required parameter. Enter the connection number for the Grooper Repository using the service. If you don't know the connection number, enter the <code>connections list</code> command for a list of all Grooper Repository connections.
	#:* <code><typeName></code> is a required parameter. Enter the Grooper service's type name. If you don't know the type name, enter the <code>services types</code> command for a list of Grooper service types.		#:* <code><typeName></code> is a required parameter. Enter the Grooper service's type name. If you don't know the type name, enter the <code>services types</code> command for a list of Grooper service types.
	#:* <code><userName></code> is a ~~require~~ parameter. Enter the user name to run the service under. This user must have the "Log on as Service" permission in Windows.		#:* <code><userName></code> is a required parameter. Enter the user name to run the service under. This user must have the "Log on as Service" permission in Windows.
	#:* <code><password></code> is a required parameter. Enter the password for the provided user name.		#:* <code><password></code> is a required parameter. Enter the password for the provided user name.
	#:::*<li class="fyi-bullet"> Enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.		#:::*<li class="fyi-bullet"> Enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.

Randallkinard at 16:01, 28 August 2024

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	'''Grooper Command Console''' (or '''GCC''') is an administrative application used to add and remove connections to [[Grooper Repository\|Grooper Repositories]], upgrade existing Grooper Repositories to a newer version, and install and uninstall [[Grooper Service]]s.		'''Grooper Command Console''' (or '''GCC''') is an administrative application used to add and remove connections to [[Grooper Repository\|Grooper Repositories]], upgrade existing Grooper Repositories to a newer version, and install and uninstall [[Grooper Service]]s.

Randallkinard: Randallkinard moved page Grooper Command Console to Grooper Command Console (Application): moved to include sub-type name

2024-08-19T18:57:12Z

Randallkinard moved page Grooper Command Console to Grooper Command Console (Application): moved to include sub-type name

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Dgreenwood: Dgreenwood moved page beta:Grooper Command Console to Grooper Command Console without leaving a redirect

2024-08-07T14:03:26Z

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Dgreenwood: /* Create and connect to a new Grooper Repository */

2024-07-18T21:56:35Z

Create and connect to a new Grooper Repository

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	#:** Ex: <code>"2024 Grooper Database"</code>		#:** Ex: <code>"2024 Grooper Database"</code>
	#:* <code>[user]</code> and <code>[password]</code> are optional parameters. Windows will pass through the currently logged on user's credentials if not entered.		#:* <code>[user]</code> and <code>[password]</code> are optional parameters. Windows will pass through the currently logged on user's credentials if not entered.
	#:**<li class="fyi-bullet"> For <code>[password]</code>, enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.		#:::*<li class="fyi-bullet"> For <code>[password]</code>, enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.
	# Use the following '''GCC''' command to add a connection to the new Grooper database:		# Use the following '''GCC''' command to add a connection to the new Grooper database:
	#: <pre>connections add <serverName> <databaseName> [user] [password]</pre>		#: <pre>connections add <serverName> <databaseName> [user] [password]</pre>
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	#:** Ex: <code>"2024 Grooper Database"</code>		#:** Ex: <code>"2024 Grooper Database"</code>
	#:* <code>[user]</code> and <code>[password]</code> are optional parameters. Windows will pass through the currently logged on user's credentials if not entered.		#:* <code>[user]</code> and <code>[password]</code> are optional parameters. Windows will pass through the currently logged on user's credentials if not entered.
			#:::*<li class="fyi-bullet"> For <code>[password]</code>, enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.
	# Use the following '''GCC''' command to initialize the new Grooper Repository:		# Use the following '''GCC''' command to initialize the new Grooper Repository:
	#: <pre>connections init <connectionNo> <repositoryName> <storagePath></pre>		#: <pre>connections init <connectionNo> <repositoryName> <storagePath></pre>

Dgreenwood: /* Install a Grooper service */

2024-07-18T21:55:02Z

Install a Grooper service

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	#:* <code><userName></code> is a require parameter. Enter the user name to run the service under. This user must have the "Log on as Service" permission in Windows.		#:* <code><userName></code> is a require parameter. Enter the user name to run the service under. This user must have the "Log on as Service" permission in Windows.
	#:* <code><password></code> is a required parameter. Enter the password for the provided user name.		#:* <code><password></code> is a required parameter. Enter the password for the provided user name.
	#:**<li class="fyi-bullet"> Enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.		#:::*<li class="fyi-bullet"> Enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.
	#:* <code>[threadCount]</code> is an optional parameter ''and only pertains to installing '''Activity Processing''' services.'' Here, you can enter the number of worker threads an '''Activity Processing''' service will use. If left blank, the thread count will default to 1.		#:* <code>[threadCount]</code> is an optional parameter ''and only pertains to installing '''Activity Processing''' services.'' Here, you can enter the number of worker threads an '''Activity Processing''' service will use. If left blank, the thread count will default to 1.
	#:* <code>[queueName]</code> is an optional parameter ''and only pertains to installing '''Activity Processing''' services.'' This parameter defines the Grooper '''Processing Queue''' to pull work from. The "default" '''Processing Queue''' will be used if left blank.		#:* <code>[queueName]</code> is an optional parameter ''and only pertains to installing '''Activity Processing''' services.'' This parameter defines the Grooper '''Processing Queue''' to pull work from. The "default" '''Processing Queue''' will be used if left blank.

Dgreenwood at 21:54, 18 July 2024

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	#:* <code><database></code> is a required parameter. Enter the name of the Grooper database. If the database name contains spaces, you must enclose the whole name in quotes (i.e. <code>"database name"</code>)		#:* <code><database></code> is a required parameter. Enter the name of the Grooper database. If the database name contains spaces, you must enclose the whole name in quotes (i.e. <code>"database name"</code>)
	#:* <code>[user]</code> and <code>[password]</code> are optional parameters. Windows will pass through the currently logged on user's credentials if not entered.		#:* <code>[user]</code> and <code>[password]</code> are optional parameters. Windows will pass through the currently logged on user's credentials if not entered.
			#:**<li class="fyi-bullet"> For <code>[password]</code>, enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.

	For example, if I wanted to connect to a Grooper Repository whose database named "2024 Grooper DB" was hosted on a SQL Server instance named "GROOPERSQL01", I would enter the following GCC command.		For example, if I wanted to connect to a Grooper Repository whose database named "2024 Grooper DB" was hosted on a SQL Server instance named "GROOPERSQL01", I would enter the following GCC command.
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	#:** Ex: <code>"2024 Grooper Database"</code>		#:** Ex: <code>"2024 Grooper Database"</code>
	#:* <code>[user]</code> and <code>[password]</code> are optional parameters. Windows will pass through the currently logged on user's credentials if not entered.		#:* <code>[user]</code> and <code>[password]</code> are optional parameters. Windows will pass through the currently logged on user's credentials if not entered.
			#:**<li class="fyi-bullet"> For <code>[password]</code>, enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.
	# Use the following '''GCC''' command to add a connection to the new Grooper database:		# Use the following '''GCC''' command to add a connection to the new Grooper database:
	#: <pre>connections add <serverName> <databaseName> [user] [password]</pre>		#: <pre>connections add <serverName> <databaseName> [user] [password]</pre>
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	#:* <code><userName></code> is a require parameter. Enter the user name to run the service under. This user must have the "Log on as Service" permission in Windows.		#:* <code><userName></code> is a require parameter. Enter the user name to run the service under. This user must have the "Log on as Service" permission in Windows.
	#:* <code><password></code> is a required parameter. Enter the password for the provided user name.		#:* <code><password></code> is a required parameter. Enter the password for the provided user name.
			#:**<li class="fyi-bullet"> Enter <code>?</code> to prompt the user for their password. This will mask the entered password.
	#:* <code>[threadCount]</code> is an optional parameter ''and only pertains to installing '''Activity Processing''' services.'' Here, you can enter the number of worker threads an '''Activity Processing''' service will use. If left blank, the thread count will default to 1.		#:* <code>[threadCount]</code> is an optional parameter ''and only pertains to installing '''Activity Processing''' services.'' Here, you can enter the number of worker threads an '''Activity Processing''' service will use. If left blank, the thread count will default to 1.
	#:* <code>[queueName]</code> is an optional parameter ''and only pertains to installing '''Activity Processing''' services.'' This parameter defines the Grooper '''Processing Queue''' to pull work from. The "default" '''Processing Queue''' will be used if left blank.		#:* <code>[queueName]</code> is an optional parameter ''and only pertains to installing '''Activity Processing''' services.'' This parameter defines the Grooper '''Processing Queue''' to pull work from. The "default" '''Processing Queue''' will be used if left blank.