P3 version 3.1 - The batch

Submitted by Paul Hutchinson on
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Submitted by Leo Nicholson on Thu, 2006-03-09 14:11
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Is there any way to run PRMBATCH.EXE from command line with parameters? I want to run from within Clipper.



For example: PRMBATCH.EXE test.txt where test.txt is:



PROJ Q431 GENERATE USERNAME



GENERATE ALL TEST INTO H:\TEST\Q431OUTx.TXT

END


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Submitted by Paul Hutchinson on Thu, 2006-03-09 12:25
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Ron,



Thanks for the help. Any help on the other 3 points would be much appreciated.



We currently use the CPM handbook for using Batch commands - but the SCHD was not amongst the commands.



Do you (or anyone else) know of a "complete" listing for the batch commands?



Cheers!!



Paul.

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Submitted by Ronald Winter on Thu, 2006-03-09 11:11
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Let me share with you the P3 batch CPM Calculation “SCHD” Card,



Columns Remarks



1-4 SCHD

6-12 Data Date in DDMMMYY format

14-18 Time in HH:MM format (optional)

34 List Constraints (Y or N)

35 List Open Ends (Y or N)

36 List out of sequence activities (Y or N)

41 Allow external relationships to subprojects (Y or N)

[Note: the next three are permanent]

61 Use Progress Override (Y or N or blank = N)

62 Use Interruptible Activities (Y or N or blank = N)

63 Compute float using (S=start, F=Finish, W=worse case)

[Note: the next three are only in effect this run]

71 Use Progress Override (Y or N or blank = N)

72 Use Interruptible Activities (Y or N or blank = N)

73 Compute float using (S=start, F=Finish, W=worse case)

75-150 File name to save report (or PRINTER) blank=P3.OUT



The easy way to read the current settings is with the card,



PROJ xxxx LIST STATISTICS