Physical path for XML created of program RTXDART_PT

Hi guys,
where does the program RTXDART_PT save its XML file? What is the physical path location?
Thank you!

Specify the full path in file name box when executing it, example:
/usr/sap/AAA/SYS/global/DART/PT.xml
Much better than searching for the files......
Good luck with DART files

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