EPM Automate simulateConcurrentUsage Not Ready

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Oracle recently released a new EPM Automate command called simulateConcurrentUsage. This command can be used to simulate multiple users performing certain activities, including opening forms, running data rules, and running business rules. Ideally, this command can provide administrators with a tool to test changes to applications and any performance impacts of those changes.

Unfortunately, the command does not work. I followed all the steps outlined in the documentation, but when I ran the command, an error was returned that the uploaded file was not available. I opened a SR with Oracle and they were able to replicate the issue and acknowledge that it was a bug.

I wanted to get this information out to others in case anyone else was looking to use this new feature. Hopefully it will not be long before Oracle has a resolution. I will post again when the issue is fixed.

As always, happy EPM’ng!

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Published by Paul Lewis

I started working with Hyperion Planning back in 2008, first as an end user, then moving into an administrator role, and now for the last several years as a consultant. In February 2021, I became an Oracle ACE Associate, then in August 2021 I was promoted to ACE. This blog started as a way to keep track of my own thoughts, the issues I encounter and the solutions found. It has evolved into a way for me to share those thoughts and solutions with the EPM community.

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3 thoughts on “EPM Automate simulateConcurrentUsage Not Ready”

  1. Pingback: EPM Automate simulateConcurrentUsage – Random EPM Notes

  2. Use the command “epmautomate uploadfile INPUT_FILE.zip inbox” and test, it will work. This loads the zip file in Data management inbox

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