Oracle – How to Stop OracleRemExecServiceV2 from CMD

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I have Oracle 12c running on Windows 7.

When I look at the Oracle's specific services (Control Panel\System and Security\Administrative Tools\Services), I have the following 6 services:

So far, everything is normal. I can even start or stop every service by double clicking on it, and then clicking the Start/Stop button.
However, for convenience, I want to create a .bat file with commands to open/close all the services. I run in command prompt commands such as net stop [service], and they all work fine except for OracleRemExecServiceV2.

As you can see, I get System error 5 – access is denied. How can I solve this problem?

UPDATE:

i ran cmd as admin. Please see the below screenshot. In the Services window, OracleRemExecServiceV2 remains in the 'Starting' state for a long time, without changing to 'Started'.

One more thing: i double clicked the OracleRemExecServiceV2 and, in the General tab, i noticed that the Path was something like C:… (i cannot remember), while the database is installed on D, and all the other five Oracle services have the Path beginning with D:\app\OracleHomeUser\product\12.1.0\dbhome\BIN. So i changed it accordingly, to point to RemoteExecService.exe in the BIN folder in the D directory. Is it ok what I did? otherwise, what would be the normal value for the path of this service?

Best Answer

TASKKILL /IM RemoteExecService.exe /F

It's placed in C:\Temp\2\\oraremservicev2\RemoteExecService.exe.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\OracleRemExecServiceV2]

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