As an administrator, you can schedule business rules to run from outside of Business Rules by creating a shortcut (also known as a command line launch) on your desktop.
You can schedule business rules to calculate in an order you specify by creating a shortcut on your desktop that launches:
The target directory for the shortcut should include the path to the CmdLnLauncher.bat program with a space followed by the parameters listed below:
Note:
If you want to suppress the password prompt (for example, if you have an unattended batch job), the –p option must be the first parameter in the command line. See Suppressing Password Prompts in Business Rules Utilities.
-rBusiness Rule Name or -sSequence Name (This is an either/or option; specify only one.)
-fRun Time Prompts file (If this file is not in the same directory as CmdLnLauncher.bat, specify the full runtime prompt file name with the location. You can only use the runtime prompt file name to launch business rules; it is ignored for launching sequences. Instead, the sequence’s default launch values are used. You set up default launch values when you create a sequence from within the Business Rules node.)
-validate (Use this parameter to validate the business rule or sequence, but not run it. For sequences, each rule is validated and any errors are written to the Business Rules log file.)