You can assign each service on your system to be a member of a service group. By default, each service belongs to a group, as listed in the following table.
| Service | Default group |
|---|---|
| Network server | SQLANYServer |
| Personal server | SQLANYEngine |
| MobiLink synchronization client | SQLANYMLSync |
| SQL Remote Message Agent | SQLANYRemote |
| MobiLink server | SQLANYMobiLink |
| SQL Anywhere Broadcast Repeater utility | SQLANYNS |
| MobiLink Listener | SQLANYLSN |
| SQL Anywhere Volume Shadow Copy Service | SQLANYVSS |
| MobiLink Relay Server | SQLANYRSHOST |
| MobiLink Relay Server Outbound Enabler | SQLANYRSOE |
| MobiLink Agent | SQLANYMLAGENT |
Before you can configure your services to ensure that they start in the correct order, you must check that your service is a member of an appropriate group. You can check which group a service belongs to, and change this group, from Sybase Central.
Check and change which group a service belongs to (Sybase Central)In the left pane, click SQL Anywhere 12.
In the right pane, click the Services tab.
Select the service, and click File » Properties.
Click the Dependencies tab. The top text box displays the name of the group the service belongs to.
Click Change to display a list of available groups on your system.
Select one of the groups, or type a name for a new group.
Click OK to assign the service to that group.
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