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Need the PRMBATCH Commandline parameters

Marc BorburghMember for 22 years 5 months
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Can anybody help me with the command line parameters for the PRMBATCH.EXE ?

I’ve used them many times in the past and now that I want to automate something again, I can’t find them anymore.

Could anyone please post them here?

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    Steven Oliver ·
    Wasnt there a manual included on the CD ?.

    Its so long since I used Batch that I wouldnt even know were to begin.
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    Marc Borburgh ·
    Yes, there should be a file called Batch.wri on the CD. Unfortunately I have no access to the CD, nor to the knowledgebase of P3. :(
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    Marc Borburgh ·
    I know that, but thanks.

    I realy need the COMMAND LINE PARAMETERS.

    I need to schedule a job that runs everyday at 7:00am.
    I have the batch script all in place, now I just need to know how to call the PRMBATCH.EXE with the correct parameters. There should be parameters for selection of the PROJ location, the BATCH FILE location, P3 or FH, REPORT or GRAPHIC and some more stuff.

    Anybody?
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    Marc Borburgh ·
    Finally found it.
    Finally got my hands on the P3 3.1 CD, but nothing about this was on there. Then I spotted the P3 2.0b cd and there it was :D

    To, maybe, help others that might be lookign for this later, the commandline parameters for PRMBATCH are:

    < PROGLOC directory >PRMBATCH REPORTS < input filename > 0 0 /EXTENSION=P3
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    Marc Borburgh ·
    hmmm, nice error on the forum

  6. 0
    Dayanidhi Dhandapany ·
    What happened to this site, very strange in displaying of this forum message?.
    hmmm........
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    Forum Guest ·
    Sorry about that. Is should be fixed.

    Regards.
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    Marc Borburgh ·
    Sorry Moderators,

    You can see how I, by accident, found this. I did not have the time to find a email addy from a moderator to report this.

    Good to see it’s solved, otherwise I would have taken the time to tell you about it :D

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