Run Form using Batch file

Hiii
how can run a form using batch file (.bat) .. .
???

i forget to say that am using Developer 10g R2 ...
another question is what should i start when using the batch file other than the
OC4J instance .....

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Hi Team,
I have a requirement of running executable in batch file by passing the current windows login username as parameters. Below is the content of my batch file:
cmd /c start setup.exe http://testsite:7001/mobile %username% %username%
But, when the UAC is set high in windows 7 machine, this executable is not running properly, and giving me warnings. And, if I am running the same start command after opening command prompt as administrator, then executable is running smoothly.
So, is there any way I can run the executable as administrator by giving some options in batch file, when UAC is high?
I tried runas option, but its prompting for admin password, which we can't provide as users will not know.
Do we have some option in batch file as 'Run As Administrator' right click option, where it doesn't prompt for password but run the file with admin privilege?
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Tina Soni

Hi,
When using Runas command, you can add a switch option /savecred
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Rman backup fails on windows when using batch file

Hello Gurus ..
I am trying to setup incremental backup on my windows OS based server using RMAN command in batch file. When I use batch file in OS scheduler it is working fine, when I am calling same batch file from my LOCAL desktop PC it throws errors as below.
D:\> \\3.193.211.19\sgdba\rman\bkp_acressit.bat
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file=E:\sgdba\rman\bkp_arch.rcv log E:\sgdba\rman\sit_arch_rman_backup.log
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catalog quoted-string connect-string for recovery catalog
nocatalog none if specified, then no recovery catalog
cmdfile quoted-string name of input command file
log quoted-string name of output message log file
trace quoted-string name of output debugging message log file
append none if specified, log is opened in append mode
debug optional-args activate debugging
msgno none show RMAN-nnnn prefix for all messages
send quoted-string send a command to the media manager
pipe string building block for pipe names
timeout integer number of seconds to wait for pipe input
checksyntax none check the command file for syntax errors
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RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
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Batch File:
rman catalog rman/*******@acressit target / cmdfile=E:\sgdba\rman\bkp_arch.rcv log E:\sgdba\rman\sit_arch_rman_backup.log
RCV File:
RUN {
ALLOCATE CHANNEL ch1 TYPE
DISK FORMAT 'E:\ORA_RMAN_BACKUP\ARCH_%d_%u_%s_%p';
BACKUP ARCHIVELOG delete input;
RELEASE CHANNEL ch1;
EXIT;
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* on my DB server I am login using my administrator account, on my PC I dont have admin account.
* I have checked remote execution using local user as well as admin user.
* I have checked the permission and my local ID & EVERYONE has all permission in that folder.
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Thanks & Regards
Ashish

Ashish wrote:
hi Atil,
u have guessed it correctly, I came to know that issue later I copy file on local PC and it works fine.
Now I am working on netbackup server. I want to use the same script to initiate backup from netbackup server. Do you have any idea or any guidelines from you will appriciate.
Thanks
AshishAshish,
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Regards
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pause
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i have success doing this in my linux.
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VM 1
ODC - 10gR3
OS - Windows XP 32 bits SP3
DB - Oracle DB 11.2
VM 2
No ODC
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1 - we have a batch file with all metadata of many files from UCM
2 - we want to use this file in ODC, so the application will convert the images and commit them to UCM
3 - we should see all these files, their metadata, thumbnails and related content in UCM
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IdcService=CHECKIN_UNIVERSAL
dRevLabel = 1
primaryFile=/tra/Relatorio_UHPF-03-04-2008-M-RL-EA.pdf
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dDocTitle=UHPF-03-04-2008-M-RL-EA
dSecurityGroup=MAM_TRA
dDocType=Document
dDocAuthor=luis.neotropical
dInDate=14/05/08
xC_CLASSIFICACAO=EA - Educação Ambiental
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xC_DATAVALIDADE=30/04/08
xC_LOCALIZACAOFISICA=N/D
xC_USUARIO_DEP=LUIS FERNANDO DA CAMARA
xC_TIPO=RL - Relatório
xC_USINA=UHPF - USINA HIDRELÉTRICA PASSO FUNDO
xC_FICHA=MAM - Relatorios Ambientais
xC_IDDOCMAN=TRADocID=157
xC_IDANEXODOCMAN=TRAFileID=33
xC_DESTINOINICIAL=Tractebel
xC_ORIGEM=Neotropical
xC_FORMATODOCUMENTO=Digital
xC_GENERODOCUMENTO=
xC_DOCPRINCIPAL=Sim
@end
<<EOD>>
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Irregular delay while running a dos batch file using a servlet class

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what can be the possible cause of this prob? Help me in this.

It's ok - I've found the answer.
I'll post it here for anyone else who is interested.
The problem stemmed from the fact that I had to put the path to javaw.exe in quotes, as the batch file is dynamically generated from the user's environment, and then run. The user's system properties gives a path to java home using a full path name, which WinNT/Win2K doesn't like.
The following batch file content solves it, closing the DOS box after starting javaw.exe. Before this part of my batch file, there is just some file copying that goes on for the autoupdate process.
set PATH=%PATH%;"D:\Program Files\JavaSoft\JRE\1.3.1\bin"
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exit
The parameter subSys is just a command line parameter that MyApp.java looks for, so not relevant for everyone.
/B prevents a second DOS box from opening.
exit simply closes the DOS box once the javaw.exe process has started.
Too easy! Although I can't believe how difficult it was to find information about this. Hopefully it will be of benefit to others.

Compile and run java programs using batch file

i am using eclipse to run my java programs.How to compile and run those programs using a batch file?

a) just write a batch file, and add it to the project. When you want to run it, go to a command window and invoke it. (There is probably also a way to invoke it from Eclipse)
b) if the project is complicated, take a look at ant. Eclispe knows about ant files.

AUTOMATION OF IMPORTING USING BATCH FILES...!

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I want your help on this matter. Actually I am trying to get data( in the form of XML) from BI into MDM SP04.
I want to automate the import process. i have saved the map and defined a port in the console and given the map name for the port.
now i configured the INI file present in the import manager batch.
I read somewhere that to run the importmanagerbatch.exe file i need to create a batch file having info about the INI file and then run the batch file which will execute the .EXE file.
But after doing this still data is not cmg in the repository.
Can anybody list me down all the required steps to automate importing. N can more than 1 map be taken care of in the console? or probably for every map we will have to create new ports for them?
I am totally confused....... please help me out.
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Nitin jain.

Hi, Nitin,
The Import Batch can handle any number of maps in one batch process. It does have a limitation that the batch ini file will only reference 1 import file. But that file can contain any number of records and different table data.
I have used the Import Batch (only useable on Windows) for importing multiple check table data into the repository. In the dat file, I used the following code for each map. This is the code for the Partner Function.
:: IMPORT MAPS
cd "C:Program FilesSAP MDM 5.5Import Manager Batch"
@echo . STARTED Map: "Partner Functions" %DATE% %TIME% >> "C:MDMImportReport.log"
@echo Executing Map: Partner Functions
ImportManagerBatch.exe /INI "C:MDMMdmImportCheckTables.ini" /CLIENTSYSTEM "R/3 4.7" /MAP "Partner Functions"
            /LANGUAGE "English [US]" >> "C:MDMImportReport.log"
IF errorlevel 0 (echo . Completed successfully. >> "C:MDMImportReport.log")
           ELSE (echo . FAILED with error code %errorlevel% >> "C:MDMImportReport.log")
IF errorlevel 0 (echo Completed successfully - %TIME%) ELSE (echo FAILED with error code %errorlevel%)
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@echo .   >> "C:MDMImportReport.log"
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How to generate a PDF output using batch file in 10G

Hello,
I am using .bat file to generate a report PDF output. I have done this many times in 6i but for 10G I am unable to do the same.
Can someone please look at the syntax below and let me know where I am going wrong.
I understand that reports are different for 6i and 10G specially .rep file but I am sure we should be able to generate a PDF file using 10G. Please let me know.
Thanks
IQ
Contents of .bat file follow
ECHO Opening parameter form. Please do not close this window.
C:\
FOR /F "tokens=1 " %%I IN ('time /t') DO (SET _TIME=%%I)
FOR /F "tokens=2 " %%I IN ('date /t') DO (SET _DATE=%%I)
SET EXP_DATE=%_DATE:~6,4%%_DATE:~0,2%%_DATE:~3,2%_%_TIME:~0,2%%_TIME:~3,2%
SET FILENAME=SEND_EMAIL_%EXP_DATE%_%USERNAME%.PDF
CD C:\Users\Documents
RWCONVERTER REPORT=C:\Users\Documents\send_email.rep USERID=scott/tiger@ORCL1 ORIENTATION=LANDSCAPE DESFORMAT=PDF DESTYPE=FILE
DESNAME=C:\Users\\%FILENAME% PRINTJOB =NO

Rwconverter is not used to run reports:
rwconverter (Reports Converter) enables you to convert one or more report definitions or PL/SQL libraries from one storage format to another.
I think you mean rwrun:
rwrun (Reports Runtime) runs a report by starting its own in-process server (not to be confused with the default in-process Reports Server), which runs in the same JVM as the rwrun process.
This bat file has to run on the server. There is no Reports installation on the client anymore.
If you want to run a report from a client, you can make a bat file that calls the report url
See: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14571_01/bi.1111/b32121/pbr_cla002.htm#i634710

How to delete a file by using batch file

hi
i tried for deleting a file from batch filr in Linux environment.
it is working when i run batch file thruogh command line.
but its not woking through program.
i am sending tha code that i used in tha program.
First i have to create the file and send the information to that file
and the content from taht file after that i have to delete the file.
For that i wrote code but the batch is not woking.
Batch file
@echo off
rm filename
Actual Program Code
I used RunServer
public class RunServer extends Object
RunServer();
String cmdServer = "test.bat";
Runtime run = Runtime.getRuntime();
Process p = null;
try
p = run.exec(cmdServer);
catch(IOException e)
System.out.println("Error:"+e);
By using RandomAccessFile i am creating a file
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1) You can't execute a batch without having a shell.
2) It's totally stupid to run a one-line batch file from system.exec.
3) It's also totally stupid to delete a file using Runtime altogether.
But there you go...

When triggering a UBE filter to run an external batch file, it doesn't work, although the rule is triggered.

UBE filters are not running a batch file as
an external program. The batch file is located in the postoffice spool
directory and has the correct permissions.

Change the RUN command to REJECT to check that it was actually triggered.

Background:

Example:

filter.cfg is as follows:

:Test Channel-To "ecxpert@host\.domain\.com" RUN "test.bat" 
:sendback Channel-To "ecxpert@host\.domain\.com" COPY "pvtest1@host\.domain\.com"

filter.opt is as follows:

# To parse header fields as well as envelope fields remove the comment (#) from the following 
# line. See Help for more information 
parseheader:1

test.bat resides in C:\Netscape\Suitespot\MailServer\Spool and is as follows:

date /t >> test.txt

This would be 100% correct for any Unix system, with the addition of a top line
to the script determining what shell to use. However, with NT, shell type
definition is not part of a batch file.
Correcting the UBE filter in filter.cfg to read as follows cures the problem:

:Test Channel-To "ecxpert@host\.domain\.com" RUN "cmd.exe /c test.bat"
 
:sendback Channel-To "ecxpert@host\.domain\.com" COPY "pvtest1@host\.domain\.com"

The following also works:

:Test Channel-To "ecxpert@host\.domain\.com" RUN "cmd.exe /c date /t test.txt" 
:sendback Channel-To "ecxpert@host\.domain\.com" COPY "pvtest1@host\.domain\.com"

The reasoning behind this is that batch files are scripts for CMD.EXE, the
NT Shell, and therefore cannot be executed directly. CMD.EXE has the /C
switch to run a following command, or batch file, and exit on completion.

Another solution would be to write an executable program in BASIC or any
other chosen language to perform the same functions. However, do compile it to an
executable before trying to use it since, for example, a *.BAS file will
run in Windows but it means nothing to Messaging Server.

Look at the documentation of Runtime.exec()
There are versions of that method that allow you to specify the name of an executable (the name of your batch file) and also an array of strings with environment parameters. I've never used this myself, but it should work like this (lookup the documentation!):
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("bla.bat", new String[] { "ROOTDIR=" + rootdir });

Pass tablespace(s) as a parameter to RMAN using batch file (windows2000)

I want to make a backup of one or more than one tablespaces.
For Example:
Backup tablespace USERS,TOOLS;
Backup tablespace USERS;
In this regards I am using windows batch file. Below you find the code of batch file which I am using to perform this operation (windows 2000)
Batch file (c:\rman.cmd)
set tbs1=%1
set tbs2=,%2
if exist tbs1 == goto usage
if exist tbs2 == goto usage
echo BACKUP tablespace %tbs1% %tbs2% ; > c:\temp\tbs.rman
rman TARGET / @ c:\temp\tbs.rman
Problem
I run this batch file on command line .
When I issue this command its ok and backed up both the tablespaces.
Host @c:\rman.cmd USERS,TOOLS
But when I want to backup only one tablespace and issue the command like that:
Host @c:\rman.cmd USERS
It gave the following error
BACKUP tablespace users , ;
Found comma after first tablespace.
Point of focus
How to get rid of the comma after first tablespace on run time, when I want to backup only one tablespace.
BACKUP tablespace users , ;
How to avoid that comma on run time when I only want to make a backup of single tablespace.
Please check this matter it is only the batch file side problem.
With Best Regards
Fawad Ahmed

I am not expert is DOS but I think you can fix this with
a simple programming logic elements in the script.
You have 2 cases:
1 case ) When you have only one parameter
2 case ) When you have more or equal than two parameters
if exist tbs1 == goto mark1
if exist tbs2 == goto mark2
mark2:
echo BACKUP tablespace %tbs1% %tbs2% ; > c:\temp\tbs.rman
goto end
mark1:
echo BACKUP tablespace %tbs1% ; > c:\temp\tbs.rman
goto end
end:
rman TARGET / @ c:\temp\tbs.rman
This can be one the case for 1 or 2 parameters . If
you think to pass more parameters you have to use
another logic.
I hope this can help you!
Joel P�rez

Use batch file to determine if computer is a terminal server

Hello experts,
I am trying to create a batch file that I can use to install MS Office 2013 and another software on Windows Server 2003 R2,
Windows Server 2008 R2, and Windows Server 2012 terminal servers (Remote Desktop Services) via GPO. The installation files are NOT
"msi" files. Can you please tell me how I can use command line in a batch or script file to determine if a machine is a terminal server or not? I tried the Change user /query command on a Windows Server 2008 R2
terminal server and a Windows 7 machine and both machines returned the following status
Application EXECUTE mode is enabled.
which will be a problem because the installation batch file would treat the Windows 7 machines as a terminal server when it's not really a terminal server.
Basically, I want the batch file to check to determine if the machine is a terminal server. If it is a terminal server, then it would run change user /install, install the software, reboot server, then run change user
/ execute. Your help will be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
For Office 2013 there should not be any concerns since it is windows installer based and things will be handled automatically. For the other software you could simply put the session in install mode in every case. For the servers/workstations
where install mode doesn't apply the change user /install and change user /execute will simply fail without any harmful effects.
You may check whether or not the machine is a terminal server using WMI, for example:
wmic /namespace:\\root\CIMV2\TerminalServices PATH Win32_TerminalServiceSetting Get TerminalServerMode
0 = Remote Administration mode (not a RDSH/TS)
1 = Application Server mode (aka RDSH/Terminal server)
-TP
When I run the command from the command line, it works, but when I try it in a "IF" statement, nothing happens. I am I doing something wrong using the wmic code in the IF statement?

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