You can accomplish using EG's automation interface...
-Open your EG project and note the name of the ordered list you want to run (ex. "MyOrderList") and the parent folder (ex. "Ordered Lists").
-Click File->Schedule <projectName>, then click OK in the scheduler dialog to cause an EGScript1.vbs file to be created in the same directory as your EG project. (EGScript1.vbs is a VBScript file that will use the EG automation interface to open your project, run your project, save it, and then close it.)
-Close your project.
-Run the EGScript1.vbs file (ex. "cscript.exe EGScript1.vbs") (Note: If running 32-bit EG on 64-bit Windows, you'll have to use the 32-bit cscript.exe in c:\Windows\SysWOW64... ex. "c:\Windows\SysWOW64\cscript.exe EGScript1.vbs".)
-Open your project in EG and confirm it was run by executing the VBScript file.
-After confirming EGScript1.vbs successfully ran your entire project, now we just need to edit it to only run the desired Ordered List. For example, replace the portion of the EGScript1.vbs that runs the project (commented out below) with code that finds and runs the desired ordered list (example below):
'-----
' run the project
'-----
'prjObject.run
'If Checkerror("Project.run") = True Then
' Exit Sub
'End If
'Find and Run the desired ordered list
Dim orderedListContainer
Dim orderedList
Set orderedListContainer = prjObject.ContainerCollection.Item("Ordered Lists")
For Each orderedList in orderedListContainer.Items
If orderedList.Name = "MyOrderList" Then
orderedList.Run()
End If
Next
If Checkerror("OrderedList.Run") = True Then
Exit Sub
End If
-The last step (assuming you really want to be able to do this from a batch file), is to run the VBScript file from your batch file. For example:
@echo off
pushd %~dp0
cscript EGScript1.vbs
