You cannot "send" parameters in command line userid or password to section access, but you can use the NTNAME field in section access (DOMAIN\USERNAME) with the user running the batch file, so the reload will save only data corresponding to this user. There is no parameter for user and password in section access from command line (and it makes sense from the security point of view)
So you will need 10 lines in your batch with 10 different documents with different values for the reduction field corresponding to the running NTNAME (or 10 different lines in one batch file running 10 different files), or run the same batch 10 times specifying different users in the Windows Scheduler.
You cannot "send" parameters in command line userid or password to section access, but you can use the NTNAME field in section access (DOMAIN\USERNAME) with the user running the batch file, so the reload will save only data corresponding to this user. There is no parameter for user and password in section access from command line (and it makes sense from the security point of view)
So you will need 10 lines in your batch with 10 different documents with different values for the reduction field corresponding to the running NTNAME (or 10 different lines in one batch file running 10 different files), or run the same batch 10 times specifying different users in the Windows Scheduler.
I think it is not possible with the credentials you may run 10 batch files and provide windows scheduler for that batch and run one by one by schedular and use different credentails for the batch files.
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