Control Statements

Control statements are used to specify artifact attributes that you want to add to EPM Workspace using the batch driver sample program. Control statements include a starting term that denotes control line type and attribute-value assignment statements. The terms and attribute names are not case-sensitive, but the values assigned to attributes are case-sensitive.

These tables list the control statement types that are supported by the BatchDriver program and the available attributes. Although the syntax descriptions in the following topics may show the attribute values on multiple lines, in practice all must be specified on one control line.

Control Statement	Description	Reference
accessor	Define an accessor for access control (permission)	Accessor Control Statements
category	Define category attributes	Category Control Statements
data	Add a data artifact	Data Control Statements
oce	Add an Interactive Reporting database connection	Interactive Reporting Database Connection Control Statements
bqydoc	Add an Interactive Reporting document	Interactive Reporting Control Statements

Note:

Each attribute marked by an asterisk (*) can be specified multiple times. In statements where the attribute value is specified as choice1|| choice2, one of the specified values may be provided. Assigned attribute values are interpreted as shown in this table.

Attribute	Description
date	YYYY-MM-DD_HH:MM:SSZZZ where ZZZ is an optional time zone offset from GMT, for example, PST is '-08'
name	Name string uniquely identifying an artifact
int	Integer value
string	String value; for example, e-mail address
path	Folder in the repository to which the artifact is imported
id	Unique non-blank string value used to reference a control statement
dref	Reference to the control statement in which <id> value was used
boolean	Value TRUE or FALSE
datasource	Repository database, Oracle's Hyperion® SQR® Production Reporting combination
ifile	File name on local file system