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Version: 11.0

Executing a Job from the Command Line

To execute a job from the command line, call runbatch.exe with the appropriate options:

runbatch.exe -database-type -database database-name {-ddfile | }
-app application-name -u user-name -pw password -exe "job( job-name, parameter=value, ... )"

Example

runbatch.exe –oracle –database PROD –ddfile –app MYAPP –u JOHN
–pw secrid –exe "job(EXP_PERSON,INS_AFTER=01-APR-2001)"

In this example:

  • The application tables are stored in an Oracle database with name PROD.

  • -ddfile –app MYAPP specifies that the application definitions for the MYAPP application are read from the "MYAPP.con" flat file, instead of from repository.

  • The EXP_PERSON job is executed, with the job input parameter with name INS_AFTER set to 01-APR-2001.

Command line options for RUNBATCH.EXE​

Click here for command line options of the runbatch.exe command.