ORDS 1-Click Solution - Start Automatically Oracle APEX and ORDS on Windows with a Batch File

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Welcome to this new blog post. Here, I will show you how to create a batch file to start an Oracle Apex installation or ORDS.
Of course, you can also set this up to run automatically when your computer restarts. This way, the batch file will always start immediately, and you won't have to restart it manually. Here is the batch file code:
 
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On the other hand, we can also create a batch file to stop ORDS. Simply copy the code, paste it into a text file, and save the file as a batch file with the .bat extension:
 
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This way, you can easily start or stop ORDS with a double-click.

Step-by-Step Guide

  • Create a Batch File to Start ORDS
  • Open a text editor (e.g., Notepad).
  • Copy the following code and paste it into the text editor:
 
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  • Save the file with the .bat extension, e.g., start_ords.bat.
  • Create a Batch File to Stop ORDS
  • Open a text editor (e.g., Notepad).
  • Copy the following code and paste it into the text editor:
 
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  • Save the file with the .bat extension, e.g., stop_ords.bat.
  • Run the Batch File at Computer Startup
  • To run the batch file at computer startup, you can move it to the Startup folder:
  • Press Win + R to open the Run dialog box.
  • Type shell:startup and press Enter.
  • Copy the created batch file (start_ords.bat) into the opened folder.
  • Manually Start or Stop ORDS
  • To manually start ORDS, double-click the start_ords.bat file.
  • To manually stop ORDS, double-click the stop_ords.bat file.
Note: Make sure that the path to ORDS (C:\ords) and the name of the Java file (ords.war) are correct. Adjust these as needed for your environment.

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