HI,
I've just installed the DMM (Infosistema DMM) application and now I'm trying to run some tests. I've created a (very) simple application with one module and two entities (some kind of master-detail). Then, I've deployed it to the target environment.
I've configured both Source and Destination DBs (I can browse both of them). But when trying to launch migration I get an error:
Could not find a part of the path 'C:\InfosistemaDMM\ExecutionLogs\20171127134049_OSUSR_obu_MyEntity.1.sql'.
I presume that it is due to some missing permissions. But whom should I grant these permissions?
Regards
Tomasz
Hello Tomasz,
That's a known issue on the current DMM version, we'll be releasing a new version shortly to address it.
If you have access to the server where you've installed DMM you can fix this issue in one of two ways:
Either you create a folder named "C:\InfosistemaDMM" and grant read/write access to the IIS user on that folder
Or you navigate to DMM settings folder, at:
C:\Program Files\OutSystems\Platform Server\InfosistemaDMM\
And edit the settings.json file so the LogFolder Path is empty or maps to an existing folder where IIS can read/write
Please let me known if you have any other issue regarding DMM
Best regards
Eduardo
Hi,
No, I have no other issue - but it is a real stopper: the server, on which DMM is installed, is in the Amazon's cloud so I have no direct access to it. I'm waiting for the new version.
I am also having the same issue.
Hi Amit,
DMM nowadays only uses the OutSystems filesystem for the Export / Import features. The data Migration feature and others, no longer require use of the filesystem.
For the Export/Import, DMM requires a file path (configured in the DMM Settings menu option) that the IIS server of OutSystems (the platform's application server) can write into.
This filesystem is used by DMM to temporarily store the file when exporting (so the IIS application server creates the bytestream to the client browser for download) or when importing, to store the ZIP file that will be opened/unzipped there and then DMM can works with the data files inside.
Thanks!