Considerations for Migrating 

FDMEE-
Based Applications
The following Oracle Hyperion Financial Data Quality Management, Enterprise Edition-
based applications can be migrated from on-premises to Oracle Enterprise Performance
Management Cloud:

 Planning
 Oracle Hyperion Profitability and Cost Management

The following artifacts cannot be migrated because these features are not supported in EPM
Cloud:

 Scripts of any type, including event scripts, import scripts and custom scripts
 Custom reports

On-premises applications such as Planning, and Profitability and Cost Management support

the loading of metadata and data using Financial Data Quality Management, Enterprise
Edition. After migrating your application to EPM Cloud, you have the following two options
to integrate data:

 Continue using your on-premises FDMEE deployment by leveraging the Hybrid

integration and data load to EPM Cloud.
 Convert all integrations that use a direct connection to the source data system to a file-
based integration using Data Management. To convert the direct integrations to file-
based integrations you will need to do the following:
 Develop a custom data extraction process to export the data from the source
system to a delimited data file
 Map the delimited data file and load it into the EPM Cloud application
using Data Management
See these sources in the Administering Data Management for Oracle
Enterprise Performance Management Cloud  :
 Integrating Data Using a File
 Integration Tasks
You can use the following EPM Automate command sequence to automate the
process of uploading the data file and executing the integration:
epmautomate login
example_admin example_password/password_file example_url
epmautomate uploadfile DELIMITED_FILE_NAME.txt inbox/repository
epmautomate rundatarule AccountActual Mar-15 Jun-15 REPLACE
STORE_DATA inbox/AccountActual.dat
epmautomate logout
See uploadFile EPM Automate Commands in Working with EPM Automate
for Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud for sample command
usage and examples.
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