The REVUBEXML command allows you to soft code #variables as well as making the RUNUBEXML process more secure.

The REVUBEXML on non IBMi Series looks like

The REVUBEXML on IBMi Series looks like

Variables in RevSoft modules are identified by a # Prefix.

Defining some of the REVUBEXML arguments/keywords with User variables (#USR) makes updating the value quick and centralized:
/PATH=#USR_E1_INST_LOC\System\bin64
/USER=#USR_E1_USER
/JDESCHEDMA=#USR_SVM_DB_SCHEMA

will execute as:
/PATH=C:\JDEdwards\E920\System\bin64
/USER=RevSoft
/JDESCHEDMA=SVM920

Defining /PWD an Encrypted variable (#ENC) will NEVER expose the Password in Scripts and DB Tables:
/PWD=#ENC_E1_PWD

will execute as:
/PWD=<encrypted>

The Password is displayed in ALL of the .xml files so the REVUBEXML command has the /DELETE argument/keyword to delete all .xml files used in the process.

Date variables can be passed in the Data Selection (/DATASELECT):
/DATASELECT="UPMJ,LT,#DATPSCH"

Where #DATPSCH is defined as Today less 4 months in CCYYMMDD Format.

When executed on 4th May 2022 would look like:
/DATASELECT="UPMJ,LT,20220104"

User variables can also be used in the Processing Options:
/PROCESSOPTIONS="nDaysOld,#USR_PWSJ;szServerDataSource,"

Where #USR_PWSJ is defined as 90.

When executed this would look like:
/PROCESSOPTIONS="nDaysOld,90;szServerDataSource,"

When the REVUBEXML command is executed REV SCH stores the E1 execution value in #OW variables that can be used:

As an example we can access the .pdf created by using the variables:
/PDF=#USR_PRINT_QUEUE\PrintQueue\#OWFUF2_#OWJOBN_PDF.pdf
, Or
/PDF=#USR_PRINT_QUEUE\PrintQueue\#OWREPT_#OWVERS_#OWJOBN_PDF.pdf

Would be translated and execute as:
/PDF=C:\JDEdwards\E920\PrintQueue\R09801_ZJDE0001_11888_PDF.pdf

The UBE .pdf can be sent as an attachment to an email.

Using the RJCHKPDF command you can search for strings on the UBE .pdf.
e.g. After the GLPOST (R09801) search for 'One or more batches had errors'.

Using RJRTVPDF you can retrieve strings/data from the UBE .pdf.