Execute Mapping from OMBPlus (TCL Scripting)

Hi Experts,
I was going through OMB Plus Commands. However could not find the option to execute OWB Mapping. I am planning to execute an OWB Map of whose name i will send as a parameter to the script and it will execute only that particular Map.
Could you please help me with this.
Regards,+
Ravi R+

Try this:
OMBSTART MAPPING '$mapname' IN '$targetlocation'

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