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SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide

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Using the Promotion and Replication Wizards R Moving Xythos WebFile Server Content 165<br />

During this step, the job does the following:<br />

a uses PROC UPLOAD to copy the repository from the work directory on the<br />

source machine to a work directory on the target machine<br />

b cleans out the backup directory on the target machine and then moves the<br />

existing repository (if any) to the backup directory<br />

c cleans out the target repository location and then copies the repository being<br />

promoted from the work directory on the target machine to its final location<br />

Any errors that occur at this stage in the process are typically the result of the<br />

target administrator not having the necessary file-system permissions.<br />

15 It resumes the target metadata server.<br />

16 It performs substitutions on the target metadata based on the contents of the XML<br />

file mentioned earlier.<br />

17 It performs any optional postprocessing on the target machine by executing the<br />

macro mdpsttrg.sas. By default, this macro is just a stub; however, you can add<br />

code to it on the target metadata server to perform custom postprocessing.<br />

18 It writes any errors that occur to the log file<br />

errorLog_<strong>SAS</strong>_Management_Console.txt, which is located in one of the following<br />

paths:<br />

3 On Windows systems: C:\Documents and Settings\user\<br />

3 On UNIX systems: user’s-home-directory/<br />

Moving Associated BI Content Following a Promotion Job<br />

About Moving BI Content<br />

Since the Promotion and Replication Wizards promote only your metadata, you must<br />

use other methods to move the BI content that is associated with your metadata. This<br />

content includes the following:<br />

3 WebDAV folders and their contents (for example, report definition files and portal<br />

content). If you are using Xythos WebFile Server (Xythos WFS), then you can use<br />

utilities that are delivered with Xythos WFS to promote this content. For<br />

instructions, see “Moving Xythos WebFile Server Content” on page 165.<br />

3 other portal content, including custom portlets, custom themes, and applications.<br />

For instructions, see “Moving Portal Content” on page 167.<br />

3 source files for stored processes. Using an appropriate utility or operating system<br />

command, move these files to the paths that you specified for stored process source<br />

code when you ran the Promotion Wizard.<br />

3 physical tables and databases. Using an appropriate utility or operating system<br />

command, move these files to the locations that you specified as your library paths<br />

when you ran the Promotion Wizard.<br />

3 jobs that have been deployed by <strong>SAS</strong> Data Integration Studio (see “Redeploying<br />

Jobs from <strong>SAS</strong> Data Integration Studio” on page 167.<br />

Moving Xythos WebFile Server Content<br />

If you are using Xythos WFS, then you can use the WFSDump and WFSRestore<br />

utilities to move your WebDAV content. These utilities copy both the WebDAV content<br />

and the associated WebDAV properties, including quotas and permissions.

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