Batch Execution in FDMEE

Hi
We want to automate our data load in FDMEE
for that we are executing this below script
loaddata RULE_NAME DATA IMPORT_FROM_SOURCE Y EXPORT_TO_TARGET Y
EXPORT_MODE OVERIDE_ALL_DATA EXEC_MODE Snapshot LOAD_FX_RATE N START_PERIOD_NAME Dec
END_PERIOD_NAME Dec SYNC_MODE SYNC
All the above bolded are which we have added to the batch script
when we run this script we are getting this error :End of File Breaks the Statement
Thanks

Are you running the rule command with a clear text password or a password from a file?
I don't see your password parameter being passed. Also, you want to make sure you are not passing in the parameter names, just the parameter values
loaddata admin password DATA Y Y OVERRIDE_ALL_DATA Snapshot N Dec Dec SYNC

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