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Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2000 14:44:04 +0200
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Hi,

I suppose you wanted to compile RDF into REP-files. You can use the
following command in a batchfile (one line):

for %%i in (*.rdf) do r25con32 <username>/<password>@<connect_string>
stype=rdffile source=%%i dtype=repfile batch=yes

This will find all the RDF files in the directory and compile them to
REP-files. For a complete overview of parameters, refer to the Reports
Reference Manual.

N.b. I tried this in a DOS-=box on a Windows95 computer. Not sure if it will
work under Windows98, 2000 or NT client...

H. Hultink
Stoas Wageningen
The Netherlands

CC wrote:

> hi all,
>
> Is there any way to compile 10 or more RDF files within a  batch  file ?
> (like DOS batch file )
>
> 10q in advance