You can use studyrlt to export the result in XML format.
This function is equivalent to using the user interface feature ( ).
studyrlt.exe <study> -xml <result ID>
Arguments | Description |
---|---|
<study> | Study filename with extension. |
-xml <result ID> | Extract the specified result set in XML format. |
Write out the Fill time result (result ID=1610) associated with the study cpu_base.sdy in XML format. The new file will be cpu_base.xml. Simply, type at the command prompt:
studyrlt.exe cpu_base.sdy -xml 1610