The Hyperion Planning administrator needs to run several calculations in a specific order against two different
databases within the application. Identify the two options that are not valid.
A.
Esscmd
B.
Calc Script
C.
Business Rule Sequence
D.
MaxL
E.
Business Rule Macro
Explanation:
Not C: Business Rules are a powerful to automate complex calculations.
However, arule typically runs a specific calculation/allocation on a single Essbase Database.
E: Macros are used to avoid duplicating code.
Incorrect:
not A:ESSCMD is the original command line interface for administration commands.
Not B: Cacl scripts is a powerful to automate calculations.
Not D:MaxL, a “multi-dimensional database access language” which provides both a superset of ESSCMD
commands, but with a syntax more akin to SQL, as well as support for MDX queries.