Hi Team,

I currently have a running Network DB service on CentOS 7. When I go to create a secondary service using the DBSVC utility and lets say I name it "archive", it asks me if I would like to override the "archive" service, even though it does not currently exist. It does not matter what I name it, it wants me to override. Any idea on the correct steps for setting up a secondary Network (type) database service on SQL Anywhere 17? How to run it via Systemd?

**Command:**
dbsvc -as -t Network -w archive /opt/progeny/database/archive/databasename.db -n archive

**Existing service details:**

[Unit]
Description=SQLAnywhere Network service
After=syslog.target network.target local-fs.target

[Service]
Type=forking
Nice=0
PermissionsStartOnly=True
User=sybase17
Group=sybase17
RuntimeDirectory=SA_
RuntimeDirectoryMode=0775
PIDFile=/run/SA_/service.pid
Environment="TMP=/tmp/\x2eSQLAnywhere"
Environment="ODBCINI="
Environment="PIDFILE=/run/SA_/service\x2epid"
Environment="SVC_IFACE=systemd"
Environment="SQLANYDIR=/opt/sybase17/sybase17production"
Environment="BIN=bin64"
Environment="BITNESS=64"
Environment="DBSVC_TYPE=network"
Environment="SVC_TOOL_CMDLINE='-sb' '0' '-ec' 'SIMPLE' '-o' '/opt/database/messages.txt' '-os' '1m' '-oe' '/opt/database/errors.txt' '-x' 'TCPIP{PORT=40000}' '-n' 'servicename' '/opt/progeny/database/databasename.db' '-ud' '-ek' '1234567890' "
ExecStartPre=/usr/bin/rm -f "/run/SA_/service\x2epid"
ExecStopPost=/usr/bin/rm -f "/run/SA_/service\x2epid"
ExecStart=/opt/sybase17/sybase17production/bin64s/dbsvc RUNSERVICECMD start

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

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Looking forward to your help.