Related to automation task in Hyperion

Hi,
I need to know which language is easy and worth to learn for automation of regular tasks in Hyperion.
MAXL- OK
ESSCMD-OK
Does i also learn Perl or .net etc.
Regards
Kumar

Hi Kumar,
To write portable automation programs, I would recommend Perl, or other tools like ODI for automation.
You would need MAXL/ESSCMD for executing Hyperion specific commands, while would need another scripting/Batch/Shell language or a tool like ODI, where you can directly run MAXL files etc.
Cheers,
RS

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