How to run the emca batch file

Hello,
I would just like to know how to run the emca batch file for a single test database on my PC with SID = ORCL1.
Hope someone can help me.
Thanks!

Hi
If you mean running EMCA as batch file and test something.
I think the best way is to write OS level script to handle this

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