When you submit the appsrvconfig.cmd start command (Microsoft Windows) or the appsrvconfig.sh start command (UNIX) after you apply certain hot fixes, the script produces the following error:

The issue occurs when you submit the command after you apply either Hot Fix A7F00n (for SAS^® 9.4M4) or B7Q00n (for SAS 9.4M5). This problem happens because the groovy-all.jar file in the SAS-configuration-directory/LevN/Web/Scripts/WebServer/lib/ directory is listed in the CLASSPATH variable in appsrvconfig.cmd/sh, but that file does not exist on the system.

You can resolve this problem in either of the following ways:

Workaround 1

1. Make a backup of the original groovy-all.jar file.
2. Modify the CLASSPATH variable in appsrvconfig.cmd/sh so that it points to the new location. For example, change the path from SAS-configuration-directory/LevN/Web/Scripts/WebServer/lib/groovy-all.jar to the path that is shown below:

Workaround 2:

Copy the groovy-all.jar from the directory SASHOME/SASDeploymentManager/9.4/products/cfgwizard__94xxxx__prt__xx__sp0__1/Utilities/AppServer/lib/ to this directory SAS-configuration-directory/LevN/Web/Scripts/WebServer/lib/.

Note: To determine which hot fixes are installed in your environment, see SAS KB0036131, "Using the ViewRegistry Report and other methods to determine the software releases and hot fixes that are installed."

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