*** Please see the disclaimer regarding this experimental fix at the bottom of this page. ***
D17021 is a "container" hot fix that contains the following "member" hot fixes which will update the software components
as indicated. See the Container Hot Fixes section in the
Maintenance Install Tool (MIT) Usage Guide
for more information about container hot fixes.
D14021 for SAS Enterprise GRC Administrative Tools 4.3
D15026 for SAS Enterprise GRC Mid-Tier 4.3
If the updated components of this product are installed on multiple operating systems, you must download the hot fix for the appropriate operating system(s) and follow the installation instructions provided to complete the deployment of this hot fix.
The installer downloaded is D17021r6.bin.
When downloading SAS 9.2 hot fix packages, you must choose to Save the hot fix to disk, then execute the install from the saved location. Attempting to install a hot fix directly from the download page results in the error documented in SAS Note 37104.
To install the hot fix:
1. Verify that the installation binary has execute permission. If it does not, use the chmod command to make it executable.
$> chmod 755 D17021r6.bin2. Set your $DISPLAY environment variable
export DISPLAY=<your_node_name>:03. Execute D17021r6.bin using the -alwaysoverwrite command line option
<path_to_downloaded_file>/D17021r6.bin -alwaysoverwriteFor example:
./D17021r6.bin -alwaysoverwrite
See the Maintenance Install Tool (MIT) Usage Guide for more details on the installation of hot fixes.
The content of this hot fix is listed in the hot fix manifest.
This completes the installation of D17021. You must perform any "Post-Installation Instructions" documented below
to successfully complete the deployment of this hot fix.
For each product installed, click the link to be redirected to post-installation instructions.
D14021 for SAS Enterprise GRC Administrative Tools 4.3
D15026 for SAS Enterprise GRC Mid-Tier 4.3
D14021 for SAS Enterprise GRC Administrative Tools 4.3
NONE
D15026 for SAS Enterprise GRC Mid-Tier 4.3
Re-build and Re-deploy Web Application
This hot fix requires that the WebApp be rebuilt and redeployed. Use the following steps to perform this post-installation task:
Step 1: Re-build Web ApplicationNotes related to fixes in this hot fix:In order for this step to execute correctly, the Metadata Server must be running.
1.1 Invoke the SAS Deployment Manager 9.2
From the SASDeploymentManager directory launch config.sh.
SAS Deployment Manager is installed in the following default location:<SASHOME>/SASDeploymentManager/9.21.2 Select a language in the Choose Language box
1.3 Select Rebuild Web Applications
1.4 Select Configuration Directory or Enter the Configuration Directory and Level that needs to be updated
1.5 Specify Connection Information, including the sasadm User ID and Password
1.6 Select Enterprise GRC MidTier 4.3 as the Web Application to Rebuild
1.7 Verify the information on the Summary screen and select Start
1.8 Select Finish when the deployment is complete
This process will update the Enterprise GRC MidTier 4.3 ear in <SASCONFIGDIR>/Web/Staging.
A backup of the original ear file will be placed in the directory below:
<SASCONFIGDIR>/Web/Staging/Backup
Step 2: Re-deploy Web ApplicationsRe-deploy the web applications based on the instructions for the web application server you are using.
CPB components:
RiskRatingsSummaryTableNew parameters are:
ControlRatingsSummaryTable
showCloseActionThe default value for these 2 parameters is "true" i.e. the close and delete actions will show. If users don't want to show the close and delete actions, then pass these parameters as "false".
showDeleteAction
Example: In RatingsSummary.xml
<field name="TEMP.populatedRisks" type="component"
component-name="RiskRatingsSummaryTable"
..........
<param name="showCloseAction" value="false" />
<param name="showDeleteAction" value="false" />
...........
</field>
Observation for "KRI name" returned to originator.
If user wants to set a different message for this case, then they need to set the key "KriObservationEditor.returnToPrecedingStage.fmt.txt" in customMessages.properties. For example:
KriObservationEditor.returnToPrecedingStage.fmt.txt=Observation returned to preceding stageIf the above key is set, then it will display that message when returning observation. Otherwise, it will show the original message of observation returned to originator.
monitor.nameTxt.maxLengthFor example, if user sets:
monitor.descTxt.maxLength
monitor.helpTxt.maxLength
monitor.nameTxt.maxLength=100then it will give error during data load for KriTemplates and Kris if the name text has more than 100 chars and if description text and help texts have more than 1000 chars.
monitor.descTxt.maxLength=1000
monitor.helpTxt.maxLength=1000