Specifies the control codes that the service will accept.
SvcSetAccept(codes)
(i) codes can be 0 to specify no code to process, or it can be one or more of the following control codes, combined using the bitwise OR ('|') operator:
|
Value |
Controls accepted |
Meaning |
|
1 |
SERVICE_ACCEPT_STOP |
The service can be stopped |
|
2 |
SERVICE_ACCEPT_PAUSE_CONTINUE |
The service can be paused and continued |
|
4 |
SERVICE_ACCEPT_SHUTDOWN |
The service is notified when system shutdown occurs |
|
32 |
SERVICE_ACCEPT_HARDWAREPROFILECHANGE |
The computer's hardware profile has changed. |
|
64 |
SERVICE_ACCEPT_POWEREVENT |
The computer's power status has changed. |
|
128 |
SERVICE_ACCEPT_SESSIONCHANGE |
The computer's session status has changed (requires XP/2003 or newer.) |
|
256 |
SERVICE_ACCEPT_PRESHUTDOWN |
The computer is about to shutdown (requires Vista/2008 or newer.) |
|
32768 |
SERVICE_ACCEPT_LOGOFF |
Notify of logoffs. |
(i) previous value the previous value for "codes", or -1 if not running as a service.
By default, a WinBatch service will accept and automatically process SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP commands. If you use the SvcSetAccept function, you will be responsible for processing any of the control codes that are received, including SERVICE_CONTROL_STOP (i.e., it will no longer be processed automatically).