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Contents Documentation Accessibility Documentation Feedback 1 About EPM Automate Installing EPM Automate 1-1 Capacity and Port Requirements 1-2 Supported Platforms 1-2 Java Runtime Environment and EPM Automate 1-3 Using OpenJDK 1-3 Windows Instructions 1-4 Linux/UNIX/macOS X Instructions 1-4 Server-side Execution of EPM Automate Commands 1-5 Understanding EPM Automate Encryption Level 1-5 2 Command Reference About Running EPM Automate Commands 2-1 Prerequisites 2-1 Default File Locations 2-3 Enable Transport Layer Security Protocol 1.2 2-4 Using EPM Automate Commands 2-4 Specifying Multiple Values for a Parameter 2-5 Behavior During Daily Maintenance 2-5 Running EPM Automate 2-5 Windows 2-6 Linux 2-7 Running Multiple Instances of EPM Automate 2-8 Commands at a Glance 2-10 Account Reconciliation Commands 2-14 Financial Consolidation and Close Commands 2-15 iii Narrative Reporting Commands 2-16 Oracle Enterprise Data Management Cloud Commands 2-17 Planning, Planning Modules, Strategic Workforce Planning, and Sales Planning Commands 2-18 Profitability and Cost Management Commands 2-18 Tax Reporting Commands 2-19 EPM Automate Commands 2-20 addUsers 2-20 addUsersToGroup 2-22 addUsersToTeam 2-23 addUserToGroups 2-24 applicationAdminMode 2-24 applyDataGrants 2-25 assignRole 2-25 autoPredict 2-27 clearCube 2-28 clearDataByProfile 2-29 clearPOV 2-29 cloneEnvironment 2-30 copyDataByProfile 2-31 copyFileFromInstance 2-31 copyFromObjectStorage 2-32 copyOwnershipDataToNextYear 2-34 copyPOV 2-34 copySnapshotFromInstance 2-35 copyToObjectStorage 2-36 createGroups 2-37 createNRSnapshot 2-38 createReconciliations 2-39 deleteFile 2-39 deleteGroups 2-40 deletePOV 2-41 deployCube 2-41 deployEJTemplates 2-42 deployFormTemplates 2-43 downloadFile 2-43 enableApp 2-44 encrypt 2-44 exportAppAudit 2-45 exportAppSecurity 2-46 exportCellLevelSecurity 2-46 exportData 2-47 iv exportDataManagement 2-47 exportDimension 2-48 exportDimensionMapping 2-48 exportEJJournals 2-49 exportLibraryArtifact 2-50 exportMapping 2-51 exportMetadata 2-52 exportOwnershipData 2-52 exportQueryResults 2-53 exportSnapshot 2-54 exportTemplate 2-54 exportValidIntersections 2-55 extractDimension 2-55 feedback 2-56 getDailyMaintenanceStartTime 2-57 getSubstVar 2-57 help 2-58 importAppSecurity 2-58 importBalances 2-59 importCellLevelSecurity 2-60 importData 2-61 importDataManagement 2-61 importDimension 2-62 importLibraryArtifact 2-63 importMapping 2-64 importMetadata 2-64 importOwnershipData 2-66 importPreMappedBalances 2-66 importPreMappedTransactions 2-67 importProfiles 2-67 importRates 2-68 importReconciliationAttributes 2-68 importSnapshot 2-69 importSupplementalCollectionData 2-70 importSupplementalData 2-72 importTemplate 2-72 importTmPremappedTransactions 2-73 importValidIntersections 2-74 invalidLoginReport 2-75 listFiles 2-76 loadData 2-76 v loadDimData 2-77 login 2-77 logout 2-79 maskData 2-80 mergeDataSlices 2-80 mergeSlices 2-81 programDocumentationReport 2-81 provisionReport 2-82 purgeTmTransactions 2-83 recomputeOwnershipData 2-84 recreate 2-85 refreshCube 2-88 removeUserFromGroups 2-89 removeUsers 2-89 removeUsersFromGroup 2-90 removeUsersFromTeam 2-91 renameSnapshot 2-92 replay 2-92 resetService 2-93 restructureCube 2-94 roleAssignmentAuditReport 2-95 roleAssignmentReport 2-96 runAutomatch 2-97 runBatch 2-97 runBusinessRule 2-98 runCalc 2-99 runComplianceReport 2-100 runDailyMaintenance 2-101 runDataRule 2-102 runDMReport 2-103 runMatchingReport 2-104 runPlanTypeMap 2-105 runRuleSet 2-106 runSupplementalDataReport 2-106 runTaskManagerReport 2-107 sendMail 2-108 setDailyMaintenanceStartTime 2-109 setDemoDates 2-109 setEJJournalStatus 2-110 setEncryptionKey 2-111 setManualDataAccess 2-112 vi setPeriodStatus 2-112 setSubstVars 2-113 skipUpdate 2-113 sortMember 2-115 unassignRole 2-116 upgrade 2-118 uploadFile 2-119 userAuditReport 2-120 userGroupReport 2-120 Exit Codes 2-121 3 Command Execution Sample Scenarios Sample Scenarios for All Services 3-1 Back up Application Snapshot to a Computer 3-2 Copying a Snapshot to or from Oracle Object Storage 3-4 Create Users and Assign Them to Predefined Roles 3-6 Count the Number of Licensed Users (Users Assigned to Roles) 3-8 Create Audit Reports of Users Assigned to Roles 3-10 Create Role Assignment and Revocation Audit Report 3-14 Mask Access Logs and Activity Report to Comply with Privacy Laws 3-18 Automate Activity Report Downloads to a Local Computer 3-23 Download Access Logs from an Environment 3-27 Automate the Cloning of Environments 3-31 Remove Unnecessary Files from an Environment 3-34 Find and Download Files from an Environment 3-35 Recreate an Old EPM Cloud Environment for Audits 3-36 Automate Database Access Audit and Compliance 3-47 Replicate Users and Predefined Role Assignments 3-58 Replicating the Users of One Identity Domain in Another 3-59 Replicating Predefined Role Assignments from One Environment to Another 3-66 Sample Scenarios for Planning, Consolidation, and Tax Reporting 3-73 Automate the Export of a Large Number of Cells from an Aggregate Storage Cube 3-74 Import Metadata into Application 3-83 Import Data, Run a Calculation Script, and Copy Data from a Block Storage Database to an Aggregate Storage Database 3-84 Export and Download Metadata and Data 3-84 Export and Download Application Data 3-85 Upload a Data File to an Environment and Run a Data Load Rule 3-85 Automate Daily Data Integration 3-86 Sample Scenarios for Account Reconciliation 3-88 Load Preformatted Balances into
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