RQM Command Line Execution Tool Error

the ant file:
<project name="vrm" default="CreateTestSuiteResult">
    <target name="CreateTestSuiteResult">
        <executeTestSuiteExecRecord
            userId="${userId}"
            password="${password}"
            rqmServerUrl="${rqmServerUrl}"
            projectName="${projectName}"
            testSuiteExecRecordId="${testSuiteExecRecordId}"
            arguments="-exitOnComplete=true -resultState=com.ibm.rqm.execution.common.state.error" />
    </target>
    <taskdef name="executeTestSuiteExecRecord"
        classname="com.ibm.rqm.executiontool.RQMExecuteTestSuiteExecRecord" />
</project>

The -suiteStepScriptIds argument is missing here and so you are getting the error. Include the -suiteStepScriptIds argument in your ant file

Usage example

"Executing a Test Suite Execution Record":

"ExecutionUtility -tserId=134 -projectName="Quality Manager" -publicURI=https://localhost:9443/jazz -user=<valid user>  -password=<correct password>   -suiteStepScriptIds=10,23,,45 -suiteStepAdapterIds=20,20,,11 -exitOnComplete=false

Some help info for the new arguments

-suiteStepScriptIds=1,,4,10 : Optional comma separated scriptIds for each step in the order of step. Leave blank for a step where not applicable or want to use default script.
        For instance, to specify scriptId 4 for step 1, script 78 for step 3 for a suite with 5 steps, argument value would be as follows:
        -suiteStepScriptIds=4,,78,,
 
-suiteStepAdapterIds=<comma separated adapter ids for each suite step> : Optional comma separated adapter Ids for each step in the order of step. Leave blank for a step where adapter is not required or want RQM to assign an adapter.
        For instance, to specify adapterId 20 for step 2,  15 for step 3 for a suite with 3 steps, argument value would be as follows:
        -suiteStepAdapterIds=,20,15

I think that using the "-resultState" argument eliminates the necessity of using the 

You can add argument -verbose=true
this will print additional logs in console