SAS® Marketing Optimization
This topic includes messages that are listed inder the headers of SAS Marketing Optimization,
SAS Marketing Optimization Client, SAS Marketing Optimization Launcher, SAS Marketing Optimization Mid-Tier,
and SAS Marketing Optimization Server.
For any updates or hot fixes that are required before you can migrate, see the
baseline requirements topic.
For properties that you can specify for the SAS Migration Utility during analysis and migration, see the
chapter about product-specific SAS Migration Utility properties in
SAS
Intelligence Platform: Migration Guide.
Messages
Total-number numeric measure
names exceed the 26-character restriction. However, all proposed numeric measure names produced
by truncation to 26 characters result in unique names that do not appear as substrings within
customer or communication character attributes. The requested automatic re-naming of numeric
measure names whose length exceed the 26-character restriction failed. See the analyze_datastore SAS
log file in the mktopt analysis_results subdirectory. See the report-name HTML report in the
directory-name SMU output subdirectory for a summary of numeric measure names
exceeding 26 characters in length.
- This error indicates that the property mktopt.numeric.measures.autorename=true
and the automatic renaming should have completed successfully, but did not. See
the analyze_datastore log for more information.
See the chapter about product-specific SAS Migration Utility properties in
SAS
Intelligence Platform: Migration Guide.
Total-number numeric measure
names exceed the 26-character restriction. Re-naming of the numeric measure names whose length
exceed the 26-character restriction must be performed manually using the SAS Marketing Optimization graphical user
interface (GUI) because automatic re-naming was not requested. As an alternative to
manually renaming the numeric measure names using the GUI, add the
mktopt.numeric.measures.autorename property with a value of true to the SMU.properties
file and re-run the SAS Migration Utility. See the report-name HTML report in the
directory-name SMU output subdirectory for a summary of numeric measure names
exceeding 26 characters in length.
- See the chapter about product-specific SAS Migration Utility properties in
SAS
Intelligence Platform: Migration Guide.
Total-number numeric measure
names exceed the 26-character restriction. Re-naming of the numeric measure names whose length
exceed the 26-character restriction must be performed manually using the SAS Marketing Optimization graphical user
interface (GUI) because the proposed numeric measure names produced by truncation to
26 characters results in the following problem(s): Total-number of the proposed numeric
measure names would be duplicates when fully qualified by input data, project, and scenario.
Total-number of the proposed numeric measure names appear as substrings within one or more
communication character attributes. Total-number of the proposed numeric measure names appear
as substrings within one or more customer character attributes. See the report-name HTML
report in the directory-name SMU output subdirectory for a summary of numeric measure names
exceeding 26 characters in length.
- You must manually rename the numeric measures that are listed in the HTML report.
The SAS Marketing Optimization Server
extension cannot execute because one or more of the following properties have been incorrectly set:
mktoptconfig.appserver.context.directory, mktoptconfig.autoexec.directory.and.name.
- See the chapter about product-specific SAS Migration Utility properties in
SAS
Intelligence Platform: Migration Guide.
Migration of this SAS environment
is not recommended. This version of product-name
is not at the required version and needs to be upgraded in order to use the automated migration processes.
- A message like this indicates that a product needs an update or hot fix in the previous deployment
before you can migrate. See the baseline requirements topic.
There are total-number
optimization jobs and total-number refresh jobs scheduled for execution in the
SAS 9.1.3 environment. It is recommended that the scheduled execution of these
jobs be manually cancelled in the 9.1.3 environment before migration of
SAS Marketing Optimization (5.1) is performed. Regardless of whether or not their scheduled
execution in SAS 9.1.3 is cancelled, these jobs will not be automatically
re-scheduled for execution in the SAS 9.2 environment. They must be manually
re-scheduled in the SAS 9.2 environment.
- For information about post-migration steps, contact your SAS on-site
personnel for the SAS Marketing Optimization Migration Guide.
Data location customizations
have resulted in one or more SAS Marketing Optimization (mktopt) data directories existing outside of the
LEVCONFIG directory. Each of these directories may need to be manually copied to the
SAS 9.2 environment if that environment is on a different machine and if the directory
is not network accessible:
- This is a post-migration task to be completed in the new environment. The data directories can contain
SAS data sets, log files (from optimization executions), xml files (for surfaced reports), and
SAS programs (for optimization jobs and OLAP cube generation).
If you will be migrating from a 32-bit Windows environment to a 64-bit Windows environment,
the following document will explain what additional steps you need to take to perform
migration of SAS data sets:
Migrating a
SAS Deployment to Microsoft Windows for x64 (.pdf).
There are total-number
optimization jobs and total-number refresh jobs scheduled for execution in the current
SAS environment. It is recommended that the scheduled execution of these jobs be manually cancelled
in the current environment before migration of SAS Marketing Optimization Server is performed. Regardless
of whether or not their scheduled execution is cancelled, these jobs will not be automatically re-scheduled
for execution in the new environment. They must be manually re-scheduled in the new environment.
- Although it is not required, it is strongly recommended that you cancel these scheduled jobs.
For information about pre- and post-migration steps, contact your
SAS on-site personnel for the SAS Marketing Optimization Migration Guide.
One or more
SAS Marketing Optimization Server data directories exist in a file system location which is not
automatically included in the migration package. If these directories are in the
SAS Config Dir/Lev1/Applications/SASMarketingOptimizationDotVer directory or other
LEVCONFIG directories, then include the levconfig.user.dirs property in your
smu.properties file and set its value to a comma-separated list of these directories per the
SAS Migration Utility documentation. Otherwise, each of these directories may need to be manually
copied to the new environment if that environment is on a different machine and if the directory
is not network accessible.
- This message is completed by a list of custom directory file locations that can include one or more of
the following: DATASTORE=, PROJECTS=, PUBLISHED_SOLUTIONS=, PROMOTED_SOLUTIONS=, OLAP_CUBES=,
MOMA_INPUT_DATA=, MOMA_AGENT_TABLES=. For information about pre- and post-migration steps, contact your
SAS on-site personnel for the SAS Marketing Optimization Migration Guide.
Migration of this SAS environment
is not recommended.
This version of the SAS Migration Utility does not support migration for product-name.
- Verify that you are using the SAS Migration Utility that is included in your order.
A copy of the SAS Migration Utility is available to
download
for a preliminary analysis of your previous deployment. When you are ready to proceed with your
migration, use the SAS Migration Utility that is included in your order
to perform your analysis,
assess requirements, and create the migration package. If you use a SAS Migration Utility other than
the version included in your order, it might support a different set of
products and components than your order, and the migration package
could produce inaccurate results.
If your Migration Utility is correct and you still receive this message in
any section of the Analysis Report, then you should wait to perform a migration of your
deployment until the product is supported.
It is possible to create a migration package, and use
that package to deploy the new system without the unsupported product.
However, data associated with the unsupported product is not migrated. Later, when the product becomes
supported and you want to add the product to your new deployment, you will be required to
recreate all content, because you cannot migrate a single product with SAS Migration Utility.
For more information, contact SAS Technical Support.
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