Troubleshooting
If the fix is not working, probably the location of TEMP directory is not correct. TEMP location can change from operating system to operating system. To find the exact location of the TEMP directory on a user’s machine:

1) Go to command prompt
2) Type javaws -viewer, press enter, java console dialog will be opened
3) Go to advanced tab->Java Console
4) Select show console
5) Click OK
6) Launch the SWA client
7) Java webstart console dialog will be launched along with SWA client.
8) On the console, press clear button to clear the messages.
9) Press 's' key, List of environment variables will be displayed on the console
10) In those variables look for variable with name 'java.io.tmpdir' which points to location of TEMP directory
11) Create a file named DO_NOT_EXPORT.txt in that location and retry the export using SWA client

To disable this fix (i.e. to revert back to normal mode), delete the DO_NOT_EXPORT.txt from TEMP directory. After that export to CSV should work as it used to work before applying this fix.

G76006  updates  SAS Warranty Analysis Mid-Tier 4.31

Web application Update

1. Delete

<SASHOME>\SASVersionedJarRepository\eclipse\com.sas.app.launcher.cacheFile

In order for this step to execute correctly, the Metadata Server must be running.

1.1 Invoke the SAS Deployment Manager 9.3

From the SASDeploymentManager directory launch sasdm.exe.
SAS Deployment Manager is installed in the following default location:

<SASHOME>\SASDeploymentManager\9.3

1.2 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 Warranty Analysis 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 SAS Warranty Analysis Mid-Tier 4.31 ear in

<CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Web\Staging

A backup of the original ear file will be placed in the Backup directory.

Step 2: Re-deploy Web Applications

Follow the steps provided for your initial Solution deployment to re-deploy the updated ear to your web application.

G74003  updates  SAS Warranty Analysis Server 4.31

The following set of instructions are only applicable if G77005 has not been applied. There are no updates for the Server Tier being delivered in this Hotfix.

1. The following files are delivered to the SAS install area. Take a backup of below files from configuration directory and then copy files locations mentioned below:

        From: <SASHOME>\SASFoundation\9.3\wrtyanlmva\sasmisc\smd\analysisoptionattributes_nls.smd
        To:   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\smd
   
        From: <SASHOME>\SASFoundation\9.3\wrtyanlmva\sasmisc\install\swa43_migration.sql
        To:   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install
   
        From: <SASHOME>\SASFoundation\9.3\wrtyanlmva\sasmisc\install\swa42_migration.sql
        To:   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install
   
        From: <SASHOME>\SASFoundation\9.3\wrtyanlmva\sasmisc\install\swa431_hotfix.sas
        To:   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install
   
        From: <SASHOME>\SASFoundation\9.3\wrtyanlmva\sasmisc\install\swa431_migration.sql
        To:   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install
   
        From: <SASHOME>\SASFoundation\9.3\wrtyanlmva\sasmisc\install\templates\util_allocWARRUSER.sas
        To:   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install\templates
   
        From: <SASHOME>\SASFoundation\9.3\wrtyanlmva\sasmisc\install\templates\sgTemplate_LineOverlay.sas
        To:   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install\templates
   
        From: <SASHOME>\SASFoundation\9.3\wrtyanlmva\sasmisc\install\configure\analysisoptions.csv
        To:   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install\configure
   

2. The following file is also delivered to the SAS install area. In case given line of code does not exists in the file, this file should be manually merged with the existing file in the Config area. Otherwise ignore this step:

        From:         <SASHOME>/SASFoundation/9.3/wrtyanlmva/sasmisc/interactionxml/analysisSetup.xml
        Merge With:   <CONFIGDIR>/Lev1/Applications/SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3/interactionxml/analysisSetup.xml
   

   To do a manual merge, open the existing analysissetup.xml and the updated analysissetup.xml in
   side-by-side text editor windows.  Compare section by section.  If the existing analysissetup.xml
   has been heavily customized for your installation, the interaction sections in the 2 files may not
   correspond well. If that is the case, then add the following 3 interaction sections to the end of
   your existing file.  If the 2 files do basically match, then when you reach line 328 in the updated file,
   the following 3 interaction sections should be inserted into the existing file following the interaction
   section just prior that matches.  Please contact SAS Technical Support if you have questions about this step.
   
   <Interaction>
        <!--
        //If Exposure Type = Usage
        //   Disable Apply Usage Profile and set to Yes
        //      Disable Calculation Method and set to Adjusted
        //      Disable Warranty Usage Max Mileage combo box
        //End If
        -->
       <FieldSelected fieldId="AOA163">
       <Value label="Usage">USAGE</Value>
       </FieldSelected>
       <Field fieldId="AOA5" fieldVisibility="DISABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
       <SelectedValue>True</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA30" fieldVisibility="DISABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
       <SelectedValue>projected</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA8" fieldVisibility="DISABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
           <SelectedValue>100000-UNLIMITED</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA134" fieldVisibility="DISABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
           <SelectedValue>frombuild</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
   </Interaction>
   
   <Interaction>
                   <!--
                   //Applicable to Summary Tables
                   //If Exposure Type = TIS
                   //            Enable Apply Usage Profile and set to Yes
                   //      Enable Calculation Method and set to Adjusted
                   //      Enable Warranty Usage Max Mileage combo box
                   //End If
                   -->
       <FieldSelected fieldId="AOA163">
                   <Value label="TIS">TIS</Value>
       </FieldSelected>
       <Field fieldId="AOA5" fieldVisibility="ENABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
                   <SelectedValue>True</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA30" fieldVisibility="ENABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
                   <SelectedValue>projected</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA8" fieldVisibility="ENABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
           <SelectedValue>36000</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA134" fieldVisibility="ENABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
           <ResetField keepCurrentValuesIfValid="true"/>
       </Field>
   </Interaction>
   
   <Interaction>
                   <!--
                   //Applicable to Summary Tables
                   //If Exposure Type = none
                   //            Enable Apply Usage Profile and set to Yes
                   //      Enable Calculation Method and set to Adjusted
                   //      Enable Warranty Usage Max Mileage combo box
                   //End If
                   -->
       <FieldSelected fieldId="AOA163">
                   <NoValues/>
       </FieldSelected>
       <Field fieldId="AOA5" fieldVisibility="ENABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
                   <SelectedValue>True</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA30" fieldVisibility="ENABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
                   <SelectedValue>projected</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA8" fieldVisibility="ENABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
           <SelectedValue>36000</SelectedValue>
       </Field>
       <Field fieldId="AOA134" fieldVisibility="ENABLED" requiresValue="true" minSelections="1" maxSelections="1">
           <ResetField keepCurrentValuesIfValid="true"/>
       </Field>
   </Interaction>
   

3. In case given line of code does not exists in the file, make a backup of following file and then manually edit this file. Otherwise ignore this step:

   <CONFIGDIR>/Lev1/SASApp/SASEnvironment/SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3/SASMacro/util_allocWARRUSER.sas

   and replace this section of code:

      %util_assignUserLibname(p_username=&l_personname,
         p_libname=WARRUSER, p_subDirPath=filteredData,
         p_options=%str(access=readonly));
   

   With this section of code:

   
      /* *****************************************************
      * not using this call because it will create the directory if it does not exist;
      %util_assignUserLibname(p_username=&l_personname,
         p_libname=WARRUSER, p_subDirPath=filteredData,
         p_options=%str(access=readonly));
      ***************************************************** */
   
      %global g_serverPath g_guarc;        /* cis: S0796738 */
      %local l_dirpath nummems;
      %let nummems = 0;
      %util_getuserattributes(p_personomrname=&l_personname,
                              servername_mv=g_servername,
                              serverpath_mv=g_serverPath
                             );
      %if &g_guarc EQ 0 %then  /* user's data directory exists in the PARMSL.USERATTRIBUTES table */
      %do;
         %let l_dirpath = &g_serverPath.&g_slash.filteredData;
         data _null_;
            rc = filename("tempdir", "&l_dirpath");
            dirid = dopen("tempdir");
            if dirid GT 0 then
               members = dnum(dirid);
            dirid = dclose(dirid);
            call symput("nummems",members);
         run;
   
         %if &nummems GT 0 %then  /* USERFDL physical directory exists and contains data */
            libname WARRUSER "&l_dirpath" access=readonly;
      %end;
   	/* -------------------------------------- */
   

1. Start an interactive SAS session using the configuration file

   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install\sasv9_swaconn.cfg

   to ensure that the USERTL library reference is properly assigned.

2. Modify the path in the following code to point to your configuration directory, and modify the g_slash to run in your environment:
   
   Options validvarname=v7;
   %let g_swaConfigRoot = <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install;
   %let g_slash = \;
   
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTagsets_GTL.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_BarChart.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_BarChart_MVA.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_BarChartOverlay.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_ControlChart.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_Dummy.sas";
   
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_LineOverlay.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_ProbPlot.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_SDChart.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_SolidDashLines.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.styleTemplate_SWAStyle.sas";
   %include "&g_swaConfigRoot.&g_slash.templates&g_slash.sgTemplate_OverlayTrend.sas";
   
   Note: this code was excerpted from <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install\runinstall.sas.

3. Run this code in your interactive SAS session, and it will update the contents of your Graphics Template Catalog.

1. Start an interactive SAS session using the configuration file

   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install\sasv9_swaconn.cfg

   to ensure that the PARMSL library reference is properly assigned.

2. Run

   <CONFIGDIR>\Lev1\Applications\SASWarrantyAnalysis4.3\install\swa431_hotfix.sas"

   in your interactive SAS session, and it will update the PARMSL datasets.

1. Edit the init.sas file in a text editor and declare the g_dpi global variable.
   Go to ‘%global’ statement and add g_dpi variable at the end of line but before the semi-colon.
   

2. Initialize the g_dpi variable.
   Add the following line after the below the %global statement after semi-colon.
   %let g_dpi=300;
   

This completes the installation of hot fix G77006 on Windows.