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Cloning of EPMA Applications in 11.1.2.3

Application Cloning utility can be used to clone entire applications.This utility can be very useful for logical restore and backup.

1. EPMExportAll - clones all the application in an environment under one folder.
2. EPMImportAll - imports all the applications cloned into EPMExportAll folder into another environment.

**Note :Does not import artifacts for HPCM and HFM.




  1. Create a .properties file named input.properties with the following text.
User=<username for LCM export>
Password=<password for LCM export>

  • Save it as input.properties
  • Browse to D:\Oracle\Middleware\user_projects\epmsystem1\bin
  • Run : “epm_cloneexport.bat input.properties”
  • Press Enter!!
  • Browse to : D:\Oracle\Middleware\user_projects\epmsystem1\import_export
  • You will find a folder created : EPM_CloneExport
  • Inside this all the applications backup, EPM Architect, Essbase Cluster, HSS, HFR all the artifacts that can be imported through LCM can be found & imported.
  • For importing you can follow the similar procedure , just use epm_cloneimport.bat to import all the artifacts.

For UNIX Syntax:
epm_cloneexport.sh input.properties


For Windows Syntax:
epm_cloneexport.bat input.properties




Thanks!!

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