How to start OpenScripts-Scripts with OTM

Hi
I want to execute an OpenScript-Test in OTM. It was possible to add the TestScript in OTM. When I try to execute the script pressing the "Run this test"-Link i got an error massage:
"Unable to connect to the agent system. Please ensure that the connection information is correct, and that the system is running the Oracle Load Testing for Web Applications Agent Service."
How can i start the "Oracle Load Testing for Web Applications Agent Service"?
Execute the olt-agent.exe doesn't work.
Thanks for Help

every time i run a test in OTM its write the following in the log file in x:\OracleATS/log/agentmanager_auth.log
2010-01-28 11:00:00,937 WARN [URL:t3://xxxx:8088;Requestor Username: oats;Requestor Key:xxxxx;Requestor Queue:queue/AgentManagerStatusQueue;Request ID:1;Request:startagent;] - authentication failed
Should i start the agentManager? How?

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I use FDM and ERPI 11.1.2 to load data from EBS R12 to Planning 11.1.2
Data loaded from eBS are YTD data.
I have seen that I could use an import script to calculate manually the amount with the periodic_net_cr and periodic_net_dr fields.
But how to use this import script? Because in my import format in FDM, I don't use a file but directly the adapter, so no "Expression" field.
Thanks in advance for your help
Fanny

Hello Fanny,
No you will not need to put anything in the BatchAction. If you review the FDM API Documentation posted it will outline all the scripts that will execute for a particular event ... and the order in which they execute. The BatchAciton only affects the execution of the batch ... it does not control processing of data. Processing of data is controlled by many others.
There is a script that can be written and placed (as Tony mentioned) in the ImportAction that will be able to recaculate the values from ERPi to be YTD values. You can possibly open an SR and a support Engineer can help you .... or you can search the current KM base and use that information there from the v11.1.1.3.00 version to build your own for v11.1.2.x
Thank you,

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