Typical use-cases :
Monitoring
Scheduling
to have a script / application always open
all-time process management
etc...
So, if you're into working on one of them you'll need to have the application opened separately , and with a service that's a bit of work to do.
In this video I have put up the simplest method to do so within the logged-in user's environment.
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