Use the instsvr utility in Sybase Central to add the Full-Text Search engine to the list of items you can start and stop with the Services utility. instsvr is located in the %SYBASE%\%SYBASE_FTS%\bin directory.
The instsvr utility uses the following syntax:
instsvr.exe service_name %SYBASE%\%SYBASE_FTS%\bin\txtsvr.exe "startup_parameters"
where:
service_name is the name of the Full-Text Search engine you are adding as a service. With Sybase Central, Sybase recommends you use a server name with the extension “_TS” (for example, KRAZYKAT_TS).
startup_parameters are any parameters you want used at start-up.
For example, to install a Full-Text Search engine named KRAZYKAT_TS as a service, enter:
instsvr.exe KRAZYKAT_TS %SYBASE%\sds\text\bin\txtsvr.exe "-SKRAZYKAT_TS -t"
If you need to include more than one parameter (for
example, -i), you must include all the parameters
in one set of double quotes.
To configure Sybase Central to start and stop your Full-Text Search engine, you must provide a service name that begins with “SYBTXT_server_name”, where server_name is the name of the Full-Text Search engine listed in the interfaces file. For example, if the name in the interfaces file is KRAZYKAT_TS, run the following instsvr command to create a service that can be managed by Sybase Central:
instsvr SYBTXT_KRAZYKAT_TS %SYBASE%\%SYBASE_FTS%\bin\txtsvr.exe "-SKRAZYKAT_TS -t"
