Run the createRuntimeUser
script
for your operating environment. This script creates an identity that
has Read permission only for lookup tables.
The script for Windows
platforms is named createRuntimeUser.bat
,
and the script for UNIX platforms is named createRuntimeUser.sh
.
They are located in the following directory:
SASHome/SASDecisionManagerCommonDataServer/
3.2/Config/Deployment/createUser
Note: This directory contains a
README.TXT file that contains information about the parameters for
these scripts.
When you run the script,
substitute the correct values for the port number, host name, and
user ID for your database. The script prompts you to enter a password.
The syntax for these scripts is as follows:
createRuntimeUser.[bat | sh] SASHome port host admin db_name user_ID
SASHome
specifies the SAS Home
installation directory location. In Windows operating environments,
it is recommended that you enclose this parameter in double quotation
marks.
port
specifies the port
number of your database.
host
specifies the host
name of the database.
admin
specifies the user
ID of the database administrator for the database. This user ID must
have access to all of the database content. You can find the correct
value for this parameter in SAS Management Console. In SAS Management
Console, select the User Manager plug-in.
Right-click the SAS Administrator user, and
select Properties. The user ID of the database
administrator is the user ID for the DecisionManagerComDataSvrCfg3.2Admin domain.
db_name
specifies the name
of the database. You can find the correct value for this parameter
in the SASCONFIG/Web/WebAppServer/SASServer7_1/conf/server.xml
file
on the middle-tier server. Find the resource with the name sas/jdbc/DecisionManagerDS
,
and look for the value of the url
attribute. The
database name is the text after the final forward slash (/) in the
URL. For example, if the attribute is url="jdbc:postgresql://host:10482/dcmdb"
,
then specify dcmdb
for db_name.
user_ID
specifies a user ID
for the new identity that will have Read permission only for lookup
tables.