Windows
Before running EPM Automate, ensure that you can access your environment from the computer from which you are running it.
EPM Automate creates a .prefs
file,
which contains user information, and log files in the current directory. On Windows
computers, the contents of .prefs
file is visible only to the user
who created it and to Windows administrators. In Linux, UNIX and macOSX
environments, .prefs
file is generated with permission 600, which
allows only the owner to read and write to this file.
EPM Automate displays FileNotFoundException:
.prefs (Access is denied) error in Windows environments if you do not
have write permission in the Windows directory from which you execute it. To resolve
this error, ensure that the Windows account of the current user has Read/Write
access to the directory from which EPM Automate is run. Additionally, this
user must have appropriate access to any other directory from which a file is
accessed (for example, while running the uploadFile
command) or
written (for example, while running the downloadFile
command).
Note:
You cannot run EPM Automate from a folder that contains&
in its name; for example,
C:\Oracle\A&B
.
To run EPM Automate on a Windows client: