Hi @EDWSAS , Saranya,
I see a few warning there regarding not found jar libraries for zos, but I am not sure if that is the problem. What is your installed OS? zOS? Something seems not right there, but I cannot help you here if this is the case, only SAS Technical Support.
However, I see a SEVERE error related to a previous warning. An important file that is not being found.
WARNING: Configure status file not available: /opt/sas/dev/config/Lev4/Logs/Configure/cfgwizard_config_status.properties
Jan 19, 2018 5:42:20 PM com.sas.ssn.Chaining installNext
SEVERE: Configure failure for: SAS Deployment Manager
Let us focus on that one:
this means, that either the SDM program could not find or generate the properties file, or just your user cannot. I am more inclined to think there is a deviation in the process than in the software in this case.
If I see
INFO: System Properties
User ID: sasnew
User Home: /users/sasnew
Temp Directory: /tmp
Setup Location: /tmp/_setup5
Java Version: 1.7.0_76
Java Home: /opt/sas/dev/meta/SASPrivateJavaRuntimeEnvironment/9.4/jre
OS Name: Linux
OS Architecture: amd64
OS Version: 2.6.32-642.3.1.el6.x86_64
Software Version: 904074.0.0.20161005190000_d4deploy74
Platform Code: lax
Is this sasnew user the one that originally installed the software and the owner of the installation?
To check onwerships, you could run a ls -la /opt/sas/dev/config/Lev4/Logs/Configure/ as good example, or ls -la /opt/sas/dev/meta/SASPrivateJavaRuntimeEnvironment/9.4/jre
As best practice, for making changes into the SAS deployment itself, you should only use the user that did the initial installation (by default named sas or sasinst), and this user needs to be in the appropriate group (by default, sas, sasusers,..)
Once you get this user, try to re-run the SDM with it. Also, please run it with /opt/sas/dev/meta/SASDeploymentManager/9.4/sasdm.sh -loglevel 2 , to get more information on the problem.
