This is how you use the batch file in SWMM 5 to make a Detailed Report

Note: This is how you use the batch file in SWMM 5 to make a Detailed Report
Step 1: You make a bat file - here is a sample file that uses the swmm5.exe program
swmm5.exe Example1.inp D:\swmm5.0.021\bob.rpt
pause
Step 2: Set up the Report Data in the input file
[REPORT]
CONTROLS NO
NODES ALL
LINKS ALL
Step 3: Run the program

Step 4: Look at the RPT Output file for the node and link
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Flow Velocity Depth Percent TSS Lead
Date Time CFS ft/sec feet Full MG/L UG/L
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JAN-01-1998 01:00:00 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.0 0.000 0.000
JAN-01-1998 02:00:00 0.302 3.835 0.157 15.7 83.361 16.672
JAN-01-1998 03:00:00 0.648 4.791 0.228 22.8 65.616 13.123
JAN-01-1998 04:00:00 1.487 6.071 0.350 35.0 50.235 10.047
JAN-01-1998 05:00:00 1.081 5.559 0.296 29.6 54.180 10.836
JAN-01-1998 06:00:00 0.410 4.222 0.181 18.1 71.439 14.288
JAN-01-1998 07:00:00 0.039 2.194 0.057 5.7 144.040 28.808

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