Command line in Unix

Post Author: mcarver1
CA Forum: General
Does anyone know of a way to invoke crystal reports in Unix from a command line. I need to be able to run and export to a PDF file. Thanks !

Hi,
unser the /your_ODI_HOME/agent/bin folder.
Excute this
sh startscen.sh REFRESH_ID 001 GLOBAL 5 -NAME=agent_ODI
REFRESH_ID=Your Scenario name
001:Version
GLOBAL:Context name
5=Log Level
agent_ODI=Your agent name
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