If you use the Spelling Correction server with SAS Enterprise Case Management or SAS Enterprise GRC on a Windows operating system, you can install the Spelling Correction server as a Windows service.

In your install depot, there is the following file:

If you unzip that file, there is the following directory:

Inside that directory are two files: _tgwinsvc_wrapper.exe and msvcr71.dll.

To install the Spelling Correction server as a Windows service:

1. Create a new permanent directory to hold the two files _tgwinsvc_wrapper.exe and msvcr71.dll, on the same machine where you run the Spelling Correction server.
2. Copy the two files to the new permanent directory.
3. As a Windows administrator, open a DOS prompt and go to the new permanent directory.
4. From the DOS prompt, run the following command from the new permanent directory:

   _tgwinsvc_wrapper.exe --install SASSpellingCorrection --child "C:\Program Files\SASSpellingServer\TeragramSpellingServer\bin\win64_icl_mt\_spelling_server.exe" --arg --port --arg 9000 --arg --spelling-config --arg data\spelling.config --arg --http-admin-port --arg 8123 --working-directory "C:\Program Files\SASSpellingServer\TeragramSpellingServer"

   (The DOS prompt does not display any output, but a window is displayed that says the service was installed.)

   In the above command:

   • For the --install argument value, you can specify a different name for the service if you do not want the service to be called SASSpellingCorrection.
   • For the --child argument, use the full path to the _spelling_server.exe file. Use double quotation marks around the path if there are spaces in the path.
   • Replace the port value if you do not use the default port 9000.
   • Replace the http-admin-port value if you do not use the default port 8123.
   • For the --working-directory argument, use the full path to the directory containing the Spelling Correction bin directory. Use double quotation marks around the path if there are spaces in the path.

You can start and stop the service from the Windows Services window, or by using the commands:

net start SASSpellingCorrection

and

net stop SASSpellingCorrection

replacing SASSpellingCorrection with your name for the service.

You can uninstall the service using the command

_tgwinsvc_wrapper.exe --uninstall SASSpellingCorrection

from the same directory where you ran the "_tgwinsvc_wrapper.exe --install" command, replacing SASSpellingCorrection with your name for the service.

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