Creating and Running a Direct Mailer Job
After you have created a job file, you can set up a stand-alone Direct Mailer job. To create the job, you use the /create option from the command line interface.
To create a stand-alone Direct Mailer job
At the command line, type:
DmlRun /create:filename=<job file name>
Type a full path name for the job file. Direct Mailer looks for the job file in the current directory if no directory is specified.
If the parameters of the job data file are incorrect, Direct Mailer writes an error code and a description of the error to the Results section of the job file.
The Direct Mailer job is created.
To get the jobID number, type:
DmlRun /list
To run the job, type:
DmlRun /run:<jobID number>
The Direct Mailer job is started.
To create and start a job, type:
DmlRun /create:filename=<job file name>``/execute
The Direct Mailer job is created and started.
See Also
Creating a Direct Mailer Job File
Managing and Controlling Direct Mailer Jobs from the Command Line