Which three must be created before executing an EPM automate metadata import?

To successfully execute an EPM Automate metadata import, it is essential to have certain components properly defined in advance. One of the key components is the dimension. Creating dimensions beforehand is crucial because they serve as the foundational building blocks for the data model in the cloud application. Dimensions define the various categories or groupings of data that will be used, such as accounts, cost centers, and products. Without these dimensions, the system lacks the necessary structure to import and organize any metadata effectively.

In addition to dimensions, there are other components needed for a successful import. The import file must be prepared, containing the metadata information that needs to be imported. Furthermore, the import metadata job needs to be defined, specifying how the import will take place.

While dimensions are critical, it's equally important to understand the role of the import file and the import metadata job in the process of importing metadata. Collectively, these components ensure that the system can accurately and efficiently update its metadata.