on 01-18-2019 12:54 AM
Hello, I use sapshcut.exe as a shortcut to monitor jobs via transaction sm37, but I can not completely execute the command. The form is completely filled in, the user name, password, transaction etc. is filled in ... but then I have to click on the execute button (F8) to look for the job. This is the code I use:
C: \ Program Files (x86) \ SAP \ FrontEnd \ SAPgui \ sapshcut.exe -system = HCP -client = 100 -user = {USERID} -pw = {PASSWORD} - CMD = "* SM37 BTCH2170-JOBNAME = JOB_NAME; BTCH2170-USERNAME = *"
What do I miss to start the research (F8)?
Hi Yeph.
You can raise the ticket SAP support to check the language support on SAPGUI.
Regards
SS
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Hi Carlo.
You can use the string till the transaction getting executed, but i am not sure about the transaction code SM37 with Job name and user name.
1, Use the string in command prompt start sapshcut.exe -system = HCP -client = 100 -user = {USERID} -pw = {PASSWORD} -maxgui -Commnad = SM37
2. For more help use the command " start sapshcut.exe /help"
Best Regards
Sriram
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I have a question about passage (start sapshcut.exe -sid="SE2" -client="110" -user="test1" -sysname="SE2" -gui="/H/127.0.0.1/S/3200" -PW="test123!!" -language="ZH" -sid=ISX -command="se16" -type=Transaction -max) After quick login, the Chinese characters of excel file exported are garbled, but the garbled Chinese characters will not appear when the file is exported through SAP client login. Can I add a parameter to solve the Chinese gibberish problem?
What about the usage of sapshcut.exe to call an enjoy transaction using ECC6?
Hope This will be usefull .
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