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Yes, i found this solution yesterday and it works. Thanks.

"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <gambit47.no.spam@no.spam.yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> "Radom�r �krib" <radomir.skrib@visicom.sk> wrote in message
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> > I have created a service application, which perform various tasks on
> > the database, but we have on one computer more then one database
> > and i want create for each database one service, an because this is
> > the same exe, each service must have a different name. How it is
> > possible to do this???
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> TService is not really designed to be used in that manner, so there is no
> direct way to do what you ask.  If you only have 1 TService in your
> application, then you would have to dynamically change the Service's Name
> property during installation as well as when the service is actually
> starting.  You would need to pass the Service's new name as a command-line
> parameter so that the service code could look at that and update its Name
> property appropriately.
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> Otherwise, what you really should do is create separate TService classes,
> one for each database type that you want to support.  A
TServiceApplication
> can host multiple TService classes inside of itself, each one independant
of
> each other.
>
> However, if you choose to only have a single TService that changes its
Name,
> then that is not going to change which database is being accessed at
> runtime, so how are you planning on telling the service which database to
> access per instance of the service?
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> Gambit
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