Convert rdf to rex in batch

Hello
I have to convert many reports to .rex format for analysing.
My Problem is (as described as solution in file format problem that a batch with the line
FOR %%F in (*.rdf) DO rwcon60 userid=xy/yx@zz STYPE=RDFFILE BATCH=YES DTYPE=REXFILE SOURCE=%%F
does not work. I think its because %%F has the filename including '.rdf', while rwconf60 expects the name without extension.
Does anybony know a solution?
Yours
Marcus

rwcon60 can take the source in filename.rdf format.
I tried this out and it works.
for %%F in (*.rdf) do rwcon60 source=%%F stype=rdffile dtype=rexfile batch=yes userid=scott/tiger@nt805
You have to keep all the .rdf reports that you want to convert, in the same directory where you run your batch file.
Also note that, rwcon60 itself can take a list of files as source at a time.
For example,
rwcon60 source=(rep1.rdf,rep2.rdf,rep3.rdf) userid=scott/tiger@nt805 stype=rdffile dtype=rexfile batch=yes
Regards,
Siva B

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