Multiple WildFly services - assure_dq - 10.2.0

Assure DQ Server Installation

Product type
Software
Portfolio
Verify
Product family
Assure
Product
Assure DQ
Version
10.2.0
ft:locale
en-US
Product name
Assure DQ, ER, Insight and Perceive
ft:title
Assure DQ Server Installation
Copyright
2026
First publish date
2005
ft:lastEdition
2026-07-27
ft:lastPublication
2026-07-27T06:58:29.702000
L1_Product_Gateway
Verify
L2_Product_Segment
Data Quality
L3_Product_Brand
Precisely Infogix
L4_Investment_Segment
Legacy Infogix DQ
L5_Product_Group
Legacy Infogix DQ
L6_Product_Name
Product Feature
Assure DQ

If you install multiple configurations on the same server, you can run each configuration as a WildFly service. The first time that you install a WildFly service, the system makes this service the default service. Follow the instructions below for any additional configurations.

  1. Locate the appropriate service.bat file for your environment in

    <install_folder>/wildfly/bin

  2. Run the command prompt as an administrator, and enter the following command:

    service<myConfigName>.bat install

    where <myConfigName> is the name of your configuration. For example:

    serviceigx.bat install

    where igx is the name of the configuration if you used the default

    configuration. Or,

    serviceIA.bat install

    where IA is the name of your configuration.

    You will see a message that the service installed successfully.

  3. From the Windows Control Panel, select Administrative Tools > Services. From the Services list, select the WildFly service for your application and change its manual or automatic startup properties, as needed.
  4. Start the service.

    The service executes start-WildFly.bat, using the same JVM™ and Java Options as the command line invocation of WildFly.

  5. Review server.log in <install_folder>/Infogix/WildFly/server/<myConfigName>/log to confirm that the server started successfully.
  6. In the future, if you need to uninstall the WildFly service, enter the following command at the command prompt:

service<myConfigName>.bat uninstall

where <myConfigName> is the name of your configuration. For example:

serviceigx.bat uninstall

where igx is the name of the configuration if you used the default configuration.