Generate xml of a rpd created by OBIEE Administration 11

I'm using this command "nqUDMLgen.exe -U Administrator -P Admin123 -R <location_to_rpd> -O <location_to_xml> -8" to generate xml for a rpd created by OBIEE Administration tool version 11. The error I get is "The repository <location_to_rpd> cannot be opened". But this works perfectly for a rpd created by version 10. I doubt in the username because the tools doesn't show the default username like that of version 10. What am I doing wrong?

This works for me
nqudmlgen.exe -P Admin123 -R C:\App11g\instances\instance3\bifoundation\OracleBIServerComponent\coreapplication_obis1\repository\SampleAppLite_BI0001.rpd -O one1.udml -8
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