RTCCTOOL in command line

Hi,
on Windows, how can I run RTCCTOOL in command line (windows CMD BOX).
Thanks.

Suggest to work with expert who can help you in writing a script which calls SAP transactions and reports from command prompt.
But I don't see any value addition/worth by calling SAP transactions/reports from command prompt, rather it is easier if you call all the SAPs transactions/reports from SAP screen itself. SAP has its own Gui to communicate with other layers and its very user friendly if you operate in a standard way.
Suggest you to close this thread if your qurey is resolved.
Regards,
Nick Loy

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    See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips
    @petergrainge

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