Which utility imports users, groups, and roles into Shared Services?

The ImportSecurity.cmd command-line utility is the standard tool provided by Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management System to import user accounts, group definitions, and role provisioning assignments into Shared Services Native Directory. Administrators use this command-line script to automate security provisioning and perform batch migrations of security data across environments. The utility reads an XML or formatted text file containing user security information and updates the Shared Services repository accordingly. Conversely, the counterpart script ExportSecurity.cmd is used to extract existing security configuration information from Shared Services into a file format compatible with ImportSecurity.cmd for deployment and backup management.

B. ExportSecurity.cmd is used exclusively to extract security data from Shared Services into a file, rather than importing security records into the system.

C. ProvisionUsers.cmd is not a standard Oracle Hyperion Shared Services utility script for importing security objects into Native Directory.

D. UpdateUsers.cmd is an invalid utility name and is not part of the standard Oracle Hyperion Shared Services command-line toolset.

E. CSSImport.cmd is not the correct command-line utility name used for importing users, groups, and roles into Hyperion Shared Services.

1. Oracle Corporation, Oracle Enterprise Performance Management System Security Administration Guide, Release 11.1.2.4, Chapter 6: "Importing and Exporting Security Information," Section: "Using ImportSecurity Utility," pp. 81–84.

2. Oracle Hyperion Shared Services User's Guide, "Command-Line Security Utilities," Appendix B: "ImportSecurity Syntax and Usage," pp. 112–115.