Automation of RPD Documentation and Catalog reporting

Hi All,
Need to create a Repository Documentation of the RPD,
and the Catalog  Reporting of the dashboards, tables and columns used by the frontend reporting by clicking a batch file. (i.e, By clicking a batch file it should generate RPD documentation and Catalog Report)
Hint:
For this we need to create a batch file or exe file, in this file we will have the details and credentials of the RPD and username and password of the OBIEE instance where reports are existing.
Once we click that batch or exe file. It should be able to generate the repository Documentation and Catalog reporting.
If Possible please post scripts for this Batch file and other files.
Thank You.

This is for OBIEE tool.

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