SAS® BI Report Services
BI Report Services is a component of SAS Web Report Studio. In previous releases, this component was named
SAS Query and Reporting Services. For information about administering BI Report Services
(for example, setting up a distribution library), see
SAS
Intelligence Platform: Web Application Administration Guide.
For any updates or hot fixes that are required before you can migrate, see the
baseline requirements topic. See also baseline issues for Web Report Studio.
Messages
Migration of this
SAS environment is not recommended. This version of BI Report Services is not at the required
version and needs to be upgraded in order to use the automated migration processes.
See http://support.sas.com/migration/utilitynotes support notes for more information.
Details: The date in the sas.report.output.management.jar Manifest.mf file indicates
that the SAS BI Report Services installation is older than 9.1.3 SP4. The version found
in the sas.report.output.management.jar Manifest.mf file is:
current-version
- Contact SAS and request Upgrading the SAS BI Applications and Applying SAS Service Pack 4
Missing configuration property
- Verify that the smu.properties file contains the required properties, and run the SAS Migration Utility again.
Configuration information for the distribution
library cannot be obtained because the BI Report Services configuration file cannot be found in the install
folder pathname.
- This message indicates that OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml is not located in
the SASQueryAndReportingServices/3.1 folder.
The metadata server is down.
- Start the metadata server and run the SAS Migration Utility again.
There was an error accessing the metadata.
- Determine whether the metadata server is running. If the metadata server is stopped,
then start it and run the SAS Migration Utility again. If the metadata server is running
and you get this error, contact SAS Technical Support.
A JDOMException occurred when parsing
the OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml file. Please verify that the encoding type and the content match and
if not, modify the file's encoding as needed before executing the migration. The encoding type and content
must both be utf-8.
- The OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml file specifies the encoding for the file on the first
line. This message indicates that the encoding and the content do not match. The file must be edited
and modified so that the content and the encoding type are both UTF-8.
OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml
is invalid, the xml descriptor specifies utf-8 encoding but some of the content is not in the utf-8 format.
- The OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml file specifies the encoding for the file on the first
line. This message indicates that the encoding and the content do not match. The file must be edited
and modified so that the content and the encoding type are both UTF-8.
OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml is an empty file.
- Edit the OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml and add the appropriate content, or refer to the
SAS documentation to learn how to configure the product and generate the OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml file
prior to migration.
element-name element in
OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml is null.
- Edit the file and add the correct value for the specified element.
Missing config file element element-name.
- Edit the file and add the correct value for the specified element.
Unable to retrieve metadata.
- Determine whether the metadata server is running. If the metadata server is stopped,
then start it and run the SAS Migration Utility again. If the metadata server is running
and you get this error, contact SAS Technical Support.
The deployed components list is null for the
metadata library.
- Determine whether the metadata server is running. If the metadata server is stopped,
then start it and run the SAS Migration Utility again. If the metadata server is running
and you get this error, contact SAS Technical Support.
An IOException was encountered when trying
to parse the OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml.
- The format of the OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml file, which is located in the
SASQueryAndReportingServices/3.1 folder, is incorrect. Edit the file with an appropriate editor
and correct the problems.
The file could not be
found and will not be migrated.
- This message probably indicates that the previous deployment's content is not stored in default locations.
If the previous deployment's content is not stored in default locations, it is not migrated to the target SAS deployment.
BI Report Services is not installed
in pathname.
- In order to be migrated, the product must be installed in SASQueryAndReportingServices/3.1 under the
<SASHOME> folder. SASHOME is the directory where your SAS products are installed.
The distribution library metadata
contains a file system path for the distribution library folder which does not exist. Please verify the
location of the distribution library and correct the metadata using SASMC.
- With SAS Management Console, examine the definition of the library in metadata.
The metadata contains a path for the library on disk. Either correct the path in the metadata
to point to the correct folder, or create the folder that is specified in metadata and move the
distribution library data sets to that folder.
Please migrate your datasets
in the burst distribution library. The current machine and folder location are
machine-and-location. The recommended location for the distribution library
folder is on the workspace server machine in the data folder of the server context under
pathname. Post migration, please use SASMC to confirm that your burst distribution
library points to the correct machine and folder.
- In burst mode, the Report Output Generation tool distributes
a report to e-mail addresses that are defined in a recipient list.
The recipient list, also known as a burst set data set, is stored in the distribution library.
An existing distribution library
could not be found in the metadata repository with the libref of libref. This libref is defined in
the OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml file and specifies the library which contains distribution list
tables for scheduled reports. A new distribution library will be created during the migration process
in the metadata repository with a name like SASApp - wrsdist. If you have existing distribution list
datasets and would like to use them in your 9.2 configuration, copy them into the folder location
referenced by that library and register them with the metadata server. Refer to the migration
documentation for more information
- For information about specifying the output management library, see
SAS
Intelligence Platform: Migration Guide.
The distribution library full path
can not be resolved due to the nature of the metadata.
- This message indicates that the previous deployment's distribution library is not stored in the default location.
In this case, the library definition is migrated to the target SAS deployment's metadata, but the physical pathname for the library
might be incorrect. After migration, check the library's metadata, and correct the pathname if necessary.
The metadata library is null.
- Determine whether the metadata server is running. If the metadata server is stopped,
then start it and run the SAS Migration Utility again. If the metadata server is running
and you get this error, contact SAS Technical Support.
The distribution library
host name in metadata is null.
- Determine whether the metadata server is running. If the metadata server is stopped,
then start it and run the SAS Migration Utility again. If the metadata server is running
and you get this error, contact SAS Technical Support.
The distribution library's
directory path in metadata is null.
- Determine whether the metadata server is running. If the metadata server is stopped,
then start it and run the SAS Migration Utility again. If the metadata server is running
and you get this error, contact SAS Technical Support.
The following
Java Batch Servers will be migrated:
- This informational message is followed by a list of default Java Batch Servers that can be
migrated automatically.
Please migrate
the Java Batch Servers listed below. These Java Batch Servers will not be migrated.
- This message is followed by a list of nondefault Java Batch Servers that
an administrator has created. The nondefault Java Batch Servers cannot be migrated automatically.
An administrator can re-create these nondefault Java Batch Servers in the target deployment
and define them with SAS Management Console.
Contributing to Migration
The migration team appreciates your feedback. Send e-mail to
Migration.Feedback@sas.com
with questions and comments for our developers, testers, and writers.