Running on Windows There are several ways to run VeriMove on Windows: From the VeriMove main window From the command line From a script Through unattended processing using Dispatch Manager Running From the VeriMove Main WindowTo run VeriMove from the VeriMove main window, follow these steps:Running From the Command LineYou can use FTCmd.exe and/or MU.exe to:Running from a ScriptYou can use FTCmd, MU and/or VMA to run jobs from a script.Using Dispatch Manager for Unattended ProcessingDispatch Manager is an optional VeriMove feature that allows you to perform unattended processing. Dispatch Manager works in the background as a Windows service, regularly scanning your system for a specified trigger file. When Dispatch Manager finds the file, Dispatch Manager launches VeriMove.Using Dispatch Manager for Remote ProcessingDispatch Manager is especially useful for remote processing. You can use Dispatch Manager to execute jobs from a remote system using the command line interface. When the job on the remote system completes, you can retrieve the Mini Statistics Report which is generated by VeriMove after each job. The Mini Statistics Report (stats.txt) provides information on the number of records processed and the number of records resulting in move matches. Each line of this XML file is 80 bytes in length (plus CRLF) and is in the FBPC subdirectory. You can use this file to quickly and easily determine if the processed data needs to be retrieved from the remote system. For example, if the Mini Statistics Report says that the number of records processed was 10 million but there were no records move matched, you could choose not to retrieve the data since no updates were made.Setting Up EventsBefore setting up an event, make sure that the following information is available.Stopping, Pausing, Continuing, and Starting EventsTo stop, pause, continue, or start an event, follow these steps.