How to run report on command line with user parameter?

Hi,
How do I run oracle report on command line (batch) with pre-set User Parameter values ? e.g. :P_1 ='SYSDATE' , :P_2 = 'DEPT_NO'
Thanks

Hello,
If you are using rwrun :
rwrun report=myreport destype=file desname=c:\temp\myreport.pdf desformat=pdf P_1='SYSDATE' P_2='DEPT_NO' userid=scott/tiger@dbalias
If you are using rwclient , just add server=<reports server name> :
rwclient server=myrepsevrername report=+myreport+ destype=file desname=c:\temp\myreport.pdf desformat=pdf P_1='SYSDATE' P_2='DEPT_NO' userid=scott/tiger@dbalias
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