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Outline Load Utility


Step 1: Create a CSV file containing the outline members with parent-child relationships.   Make sure the header names are exactly same as specified.
The Mandatory column headers are as follows:-

“Parent”, “Dimension name”,  “Data Storage”, “Aggregation”, “Source Plan Type” and “Plan Type”.



Step2: Go to Server where Hyperion Planning is installed.
Step 3: Login. Enter the Credentials.
Step 4: Once login is done, outline load utility path is - /Hyperion/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/epmsystem1/Planning/planning1
                Copy the CSV file here in this path.

Step 5: Navigate to following utility path through command prompt -/Hyperion/Oracle/Middleware/user_projects/epmsystem1/Planning/planning1

Step 6: Type Outline Load utility command with proper syntax.
            ./OutlineLoad.sh /S:<Server Name> /A:<Application Name> /U:<username> /I:<File Name> /D:<Dimension Name> /L:<Log File> /X:<Error File>
            /L and /X parameter is optional for generating the Log and Error files

An Error File (for e.g.  error.txt) is automatically generated which gives the errors(if any) while loading the Dimension members.

A Log File (for e.g. logfile.log) is automatically generated which consists of the details of loading the Dimension members

A Log file gives the number of member that were successfully loaded and that were rejected.



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