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@ -5,29 +5,19 @@ The backend for Data Controller consists of a set of Stored Processes, a macro l
## Details ## Details
1 - Unzip dcbackend.zip and copy the files to a preferred location on the application server (eg SASApp). This contains the SAS source code and ddl files. 1 - Import datacontroller.spk using SAS Management Console. The location in which this is deployed should be added to the `metadataRoot` value in the `h54s.config` file as per [frontend](dci-frontend.md#details) deployment.
2 - Import datacontroller.spk using SAS Management Console. The location in which this is deployed should be added to the `metadataRoot` value in the `h54s.config` file as per [frontend](dci-frontend.md#details) deployment. 2 - Create a physical staging directory. This will contain the data submitted by editors and awaiting approval. The Stored Process system account (eg `sassrv`) will need write access to this location.
3 - Create a staging directory. This will contain the data submitted by editors and awaiting approval. The Stored Process system account (eg `sassrv`) will need write access to this location. 3 - Register a library in metadata for the control database. The libref should be `DATACTRL`. If this is not possible, then an alternative libref can be used, simply specify it in the configuration component.
4 - Register a library in metadata for your preferred database. The libref should be `DATACTRL`. If this is not possible, then an alternative libref can be used, simply specify it in the configuration in step 6. 4 - Update the configuration component (imported in the SPK) with the following attributes:
5 - Make the `mpeinit.sas` macro available. This "initialisation" macro needs to be available to a fresh Stored Process session. There are several ways to do this, such as to `%include` from the `/Lev1/StoredProcessServer/StoredProcessServer_usermods.sas` file or to create a symlink from the `sasautos` directory. * `dc_staging_area` - location of staging directory as per step 2
* `dc_libref` - if you were unable to use the `DATACTRL` libref in step 3, then use the updated libref here
* `dc_admin_group` - enter the name of a metadata group (eg SASAdministrators) that should be given unrestricted access to the tool
6 - Configure the `mpeinit.sas` file. This is where all your site specific locations are stored. The following macro variables should be modified: 7 - Deploy the data model. For this, simply compile and run the `mpe_build()` macro.
* `mperepo` - location of the files uploaded in step 1
* `mpmetaroot` - location where the STPs were deployed in step 2
* `mpelocapprovals` - location of staging directory as per step 3
* `mpelib` - if you were unable to use the `DATACTRL` libref in step 4, then use the updated libref here
* `mpeadmins` - enter the name of a metadata group (eg SASAdministrators) that should be given unrestricted access to the tool
7 - Deploy the data model. For this, simply run the following code:
```
%mpeinit()
options insert=(sasautos="&mperepo/build");
%mpe_build()
```
The next step is to deploy the [frontend](dci-frontend.md). The next step is to deploy the [frontend](dci-frontend.md).