KB289406: How to create an Enterprise Manager Project in MicroStrategy 10.x using a response file on Linux

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This Knowledge Base document describes how to create an Enterprise Manager Project in MicroStrategy 10.x using a response file on Linux.

SYMPTOM:
When starting the Strategy Configuration Wizard on Linux via command line (mstrcfgwiz-editor), there is no option "Create Enterprise Manager project":

Only the GUI has this option.

PRE-REQUISITES:
-DSN for the Enterprise Manager warehouse repository must be created in this Linux environment.
-Enterprise Manager Repositories option from mstrcfgwiz-editor command in terminal must be completed using the DSN created before.
-Set up the Enterprise Manager Repository; KB272905.
-Reconfiguration of the Intelligence Server to log Statistics to the Enterprise Manager repository configured must be completed.

ACTION:
1.-Create an empty text file, where you will copy the following parameters:

[EMProjectHeader]EMProject= EMProjectEncryptPwd=EMProjectDSSUser=EMProjectDSSPwd=EMProjectPkgFile=EMProjectDSNName=EMProjectDSNUserName=EMProjectDSNUserPwd=EMProjectDSNPrefix=

2.-Then assign the desired values if applicable to the parameters inserted before, based on the following definitions:

[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.
[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.	[EMProjectHeader]Options in this portion refer to creating the Enterprise Manager project on this machine.EMProject=Defines whether to create the Enterprise Manager project, as determined by the following values: • 1: Create Enterprise Manager project on this machine. • 0: Do not create the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectEncryptPwd=Defines whether the passwords are encrypted in the response file, as determined by the following values: • 0: The passwords are not encrypted in the response file, which enables you to modify the passwords in the response file using a text editor. You can then distribute the response file to multiple users with various login and password credentials. However, be aware that this can compromise your database security if you do not remove the passwords from the response file before distributing it. • 1: Encrypts the passwords in the response file, which ensures that your passwords are secure. This is the default behavior.EMProjectDSSUser=The user name to log in to the Enterprise Manager project.EMProjectDSSPwd=The password for the user name above. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectPkgFile=The full path and file name of the Strategy Enterprise Manager project package file used to create the project. On Windows, by default this is C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Strategy\OOTB-EM.mmp.EMProjectDSNName=The Data Source Name for the database that contains your Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository.EMProjectDSNUserName=The user name to connect to the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.EMProjectDSNUserPwd=The password for the user name above for the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database. This may be encrypted, depending on the EMProjectEncryptPwd= setting.EMProjectDSNPrefix=The prefix of the Statistics and Enterprise Manager repository database.

3.-The response file could have any name, for this example the files was named as New_EM_ResponseFile.ini and placed in my default
[EMProjectHeader]
EMProject=1
EMProjectEncryptPwd=0
EMProjectDSSUser=Administrator
EMProjectDSSPwd=password
EMProjectPkgFile=/opt/MicroStrategy/OOTB-EM.mmp
EMProjectDSNName=EM_10x
EMProjectDSNUserName=DSN_Username
EMProjectDSNUserPwd=DSN_Password
EMProjectDSNPrefix= example
EXAMPLE:
In this example created usind Notepad++ it was saved with .ini extension and my password is blank.

4.-Using the Response File, please go to the following directory "$MSTR_INSTALL_PATH/MicroStrategy/bin"
4.1.-To use a response file through the Configuration Wizard on Linux:
Then to use the response file created before through the Configuration Wizard on Linux, please type "./mstrcfgwiz-editor" and press ENTER to execute it (it may take a while during the process).
The Configuration Wizard opens with the Welcome page displayed > press ENTER > Type 1 to select to "Use Response file" and press ENTER > Type the fully qualified path to the "New_EM_ResponseFile.ini" file and press ENTER.
4.2.-To use a response file through the Linux command line:
Type the following command in the command line and press ENTER. (Where Path is the fully qualified path to the response file.)
./mstrcfgwiz-editor -response /fully_qualified_path/New_EM_ResponseFile.ini

5.-In the end of the configuration the Enterprise Manager Dataloader service will be running; go to Strategy Developer and connect back to the Project Source of the Intelligence Server, and at this point, the Enterprise Manager should show up under it.
If the Enterprise Manager project is not showing up under the Project Source, it is possible that a mistake has been made during the configuration process.
REFERENCES:
KB273206: Best practices for configuration of Strategy Enterprise Manager 10.x
Using the text-based Command Manager interface

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March 31, 2017

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