topic Re: SAS SDW throughs an error while update mode on existing environment in Administration and Deployment

SAS SDW throughs an error while update mode on existing environment

chenchug — Fri, 29 Nov 2019 17:50:50 GMT

Hi All,

I am seeing issue with SDW to run update mode on existing configuration.

Description: As part of SAS Access Interface to products add on, I got new orders from SAS.

The existing orders for SAS Non-Prod (9OLDNP -18w47) and SAS Prod (9OLDPD - 19w7).
We wanted to add SAS Access interface to Products on existing configuration.
So SAS generated new orders for Non-Prod (9NEWNP – 19w47) and Prod(9NEWPD – 19w47)
Since difference in ship event, I have to perform a full update on the entire system and add new access products.

SAS Non-Prod Order (9NEWNP– 19w47) to add Hadoop engine products:

Downloaded Order, copied to SAS Server through FTP, ran the SDW on update mode then added SAS Access to Hadoop additional products successfully.

Issue:

What I did:

11/26/2019- I downloaded 9NEWPD – 19w47 and I copied the depot files using FTP tp SAS Server.

11/27/2019- Started SDW on Meta Server on update mode using new order (9NEWPD), completed successfully.

Issue:

Started SDW on Compute server to update current order,

Select “English” then Next
Next on “Specify on SAS Home window”
Next on Review Required Updates” window
Next on to “Checking System” window
When I select “Start” on “Deployment Summary” window install products, SDW throughs error saying below install files does not exist.

attached the error snapshots and log

can someone suggest what happening over here with Prod Depot?

Re: SAS SDW throughs an error while update mode on existing environment

SASKiwi — Fri, 29 Nov 2019 19:31:56 GMT

@chenchug - I don't see any attachments.

Re: SAS SDW throughs an error while update mode on existing environment

JackMcGuire — Mon, 02 Dec 2019 08:59:30 GMT

Good morning,

It is possible the depot didn't FTP over properly and is missing files. You can check this by running the depot checker utility, the depot checker can be found in the following directory within the SAS Software depot:

<SAS Software Depot>\utilities\depotchecker

https://documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=fndigwin&docsetTarget=n03003sasfoundatwin00install.htm&docsetVersion=9.4&locale=en

The depot checker will tell you which, if any, files are missing and also if any of the permissions are incorrect.

Many thanks,

Jack