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    When automating an Essbase process using MAXL you will need to create a corresponding batch file to invoke the script on the server. Below is an example of how invoke a MAXL script using a windows batch file.

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    When automating an Essbase process using MAXL you will need to create a corresponding batch file to invoke the script on the server. Below is an example of how invoke a MAXL script using a windows batch file.

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    Mohamed Fayazdeen
    When automating an Essbase process using MAXL you will need to create a corresponding batch file to invoke the script on the server. Below is an example of how invoke a MAXL script using a windows batch file.

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    Knowledge Base Item #: [ID:0137] How To: How to Invoke a MAXL script using Windows server. Solution: When automating an Essbase process using MAXL you will need to create a corresponding batch file to invoke the script on the server (When using Windows Batch Scheduler or similar scheduling program). Below is an example of how invoke a MaxL script using a windows batch file. @echo on REM Date Created ##/##/##

    REM Script Definition: To run some calcs and export data from an Essbase Application REM +++++++++++++++++++ REM Static Parameters REM +++++++++++++++++++ TITLE BATCHFILENAME.bat essmsh MAXLSCRIPTNAME.msh

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