How to execute batch script without login credentials

Do you think your batch script is unsecured as it is displaying user and its password?

Do you want to hide the user id and password?

Are you loosing actual sense of audit as it might be ambiguous to identity whether the action performed through batch scripts or manual updates with those credentials?

Don’t worry! We have the answer to make your batch script secured…..

Step 1: Open the command prompt in the machine where DRM is installed.

Step 2: Navigate to this path

C:\Oracle\Middleware\EPMSystem11R1\products\DataRelationshipManagement\client\batch-client

Which is pretty famous as our most lovable DRM-batch-client.exe resides in the same directory J

Step 3: Execute drm-batch-client-credentials.exe

Step 4: change the application name by selecting the option 1

Step 5: Once you set the application over which your batch script runs, then go with option 2 to enter the credentials what you were using in batch script, Enter the user id and password and confirm the password.

Step 6: Remove the login credentials from the batch script and save script and then execute it.