1. Create a folder where you want to store all login files (batch file).
2. In that folder, create a text file and put this code into it
sysname = system ID in logon pad
pw = password
(more info on parameters can be found on run –> sapshcut.exe /? )
3. Once done, save this file and change file name to <SYSID_CLIENT>.BAT and change save as type to ‘all files(*)’.
4. We are done !!!.. just double click on the batch file and no need to remember any system details from now on
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2. In that folder, create a text file and put this code into it
start sapshcut -sysname=xxx -client=xxx -user=xxxxxx -pw=xxxxxxxx
sysname = system ID in logon pad
pw = password
(more info on parameters can be found on run –> sapshcut.exe /? )
3. Once done, save this file and change file name to <SYSID_CLIENT>.BAT and change save as type to ‘all files(*)’.
4. We are done !!!.. just double click on the batch file and no need to remember any system details from now on
Reference
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