The post-configuration step fails to deploy imported scenarios and headers and an error occurs when you use SAS Anti-Money Laundering Administrator


You might encounter an error similar to the one shown below when you try to deploy the imported scenarios and headers to the alert-generation process. This problem occurs when you use the Deploy to alert generation process button in the SAS Anti-Money Laundering Scenario Administrator user interface.

ERROR: Unknown file access problem for http://host:port/SASContentServer/repository/default/sasdav/Products/SASComplianceSolutions/scenarios/scenario- name.sas. Check file permissions.

ERROR: ERROR: File handle creation failed. The file "http://host:port/SASContentServer/repository/default/sasdav/Products/SASComplianceSolutions/scenarios/scenario-name.sas" might be in use by the server.

NOTE: The file "!AMLROOT/scenario/scenario_code_active/SAS10001_v_1.sas" is:

Filename=SAS-configuration-directory/Lev1/Applications/SASComplianceSolutions/scenario/scenario_code_active/SAS10001_v_1.sas,

Owner Name=sassrv,Group Name=sas,

To address this issue, you need to ensure that AML Scenario Administrators has full permission in the folder and subfolders under sasdav ► Products ► SASComplianceSolutions in your SAS® Content Server. You can access the permissions page in SAS Content Server by using the URL shown below.

http://host:port/SASContentServer/dircontents.jsp

The permissions page should look similar to the following image:

To see what permissions you have for the scenarios folder, click the Permissions button (in the Permissions column for the scenarios folder) to open the SCS Admin Console, as shown below. For AML Scenario Administrator, you should have all of the permissions that are shown below set to Yes.