Hello Exports,
I have to create batch file automate the way to click the optimize tab in applying in below screen, any batch scripts available please let me know.
How can we automatic call optimize tab
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How can we automatic call optimize tab
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Re: How can we automatic call optimize tab
Batch can't interact with GUIs. If Essbase Administration Services has a command line version, you'd have to use that.
Also, right-clicking and then clicking Optimize has the same number of clicks as double-clicking a batch script, so I really have to ask what the point even is.
Also, right-clicking and then clicking Optimize has the same number of clicks as double-clicking a batch script, so I really have to ask what the point even is.
Re: How can we automatic call optimize tab
I think you can write a Batch file that do that using my SendMessage.exe auxiliary program, but you must complete a couple tests in order to achieve it, although this should be easy. You may use the InspectMenu.exe program to identify the number of the desired tab option in the menu and then just use SendMessage.exe to activate it.
Antonio
Antonio
Re: How can we automatic call optimize tab
I suspect that you could write an Essbase script file (*.scr) and start that using a batch file to achieve the above; samples:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12825_01/ep ... nescmd.htm.
I am totally unfamiliar with that Software and i haven't found a complete set of those script commands, so i even can't say whether such a script file might be capable of such an interaction or not:
But you should have a documentation (or link to it) delivered with your software.
penpen
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12825_01/ep ... nescmd.htm.
I am totally unfamiliar with that Software and i haven't found a complete set of those script commands, so i even can't say whether such a script file might be capable of such an interaction or not:
But you should have a documentation (or link to it) delivered with your software.
penpen