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Calling FDMEE Custom Script via .bat file

Reach87Jul 26 2016 — edited Jul 27 2016

Hello -

I'm attempting to call a 11.1.2.4 FDMEE custom script via a .bat file, writing this post to make sure there's not an easier solution then the one I'm currently overlooking.

Situation.  I have a FDMEE custom script that exports values from the TDATAMAP table for all locations.  It needs to be called independently of any data loading event and needs to be called by a .bat file, which in turn will be called periodically by an enterprise scheduler program.

Potential solutions: I was hoping there would be some pre-built FDMEE .bat file for this like the loaddata.bat or runbatch.bat, but it looks like that's not the case.  It looks like Jython .py files can be called from the command line (see Invoking the Jython Interpreter), but I believe this will involve installing stand alone Jython on the FDMEE server as the FDMEE install does not have a jython.exe file. 

Questions: Is installing a stand alone Jython instance and invoking the Jython interepter via cmd line (.bat file) the best way to go about this? I'm surprised there's no other way to call an FDMEE custom script outside of the workspace.

Thanks.

This post has been answered by WVanSluys1 on Jul 26 2016
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