Prophet

Enterprise-wide Actuarial Modelling

Data Conversion System Installation Guide

Release 9.0 Update 4

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CONTENTS

1 - About this manual 1

Getting help and information 2

2 - DCS Installation 4
Installation process 5
DCS hardware requirements 6
DCS software requirements 7
Compiler installation overview 9
DCS system installation 11
Other installation considerations 22

3 - Post-install checks 23
Support 24
Testing and configuring the installation 25
Next steps 26

4 - Licensing overview 27
Software Licensing 28
Licence Servers 30
Using the Licence Manager 31
Details tab 33
Activation tab 35
Set-up tab 37
Detaching tab 39

Index 42
Chapter 1 -  About this manual 1

About this manual

This is the Data Conversion System Installation Guide. It consists of the following parts:

Part 1 - DCS Installation

This section describes how to install DCS, assuming that the system is already licensed (this should apply to most users). The
installation section covers:

n Hardware and software requirements

n Full DCS installation

n Post-installation checks

Part 2 - Licensing
This section contains information on how to licence DCS, including:

n Installing the Licence Manager program

n Configuring the Licence Manager program for your system

Chapter 1 -  About this manual Getting help and information 2

Getting help and information

In addition to the supplied documentation you have the following options:

n Context-sensitive help
When you need immediate access to information on a specific item, press F1.

n Prophet website
The Prophet website provides the latest information and updates on Prophet including details of training courses, related
products, services and events. Our website address is: www.prophet-web.com.

n Prophet Helpdesk Online

Helpdesk Online is a web-based service which provides immediate access to published solutions and enables you to log
calls directly with the Prophet Service Desk. It enables you to:
l Search and view the Helpdesk solutions database

l Enter calls directly into the Helpdesk system

l View the progress of submitted calls

n Worldwide support

Prophet is supported by a network of trained and experienced support personnel. For details of the support centre that serves
your region visit the Prophet website: www.prophet-web.com.

Prophet website
The Prophet website provides information on Prophet that includes details of updates and any related events.

If you have access to the internet on your computer then you can access the Prophet website from within the Prophet application.

Note: To gain access to the Prophet Support section of the website you need to register as a user. Please contact the Main
Service Desk if you need any help with this.
Chapter 1 -  About this manual Getting help and information 3

Contacting your local support centre

If you encounter difficulties and cannot find a solution then contact the support centre that serves your country. Contact details of
all support centres are available from the Prophet website at www.prophet-web.com/support/helpdesk.

When you contact a support centre you should mention the following:

n Which version and update of the software you are using.

n Which version of Windows you are using.

n If relevant, the versions of third-party software you are using (for example, Microsoft Excel 2013).

n The scope of the problem: for example, does it affect all users or all workspaces.

n A description of what happened when the problem occurred.

n The wording of any messages that appeared on your screen.

n A description of how you attempted to resolve the problem.

n Any additional information that may help us diagnose or resolve your problem (for example runlogs).

Issues that cannot be resolved by the local support centre can be passed on to the Main Service Desk. You can contact the Main
Service Desk by phone, fax or email.

Main Service Desk

If you are still unable to resolve your issue, then please contact the Main Service Desk:

EMEA and APAC Service Desk: +44 (0)1932 757 555 Write to: FIS Prophet
Fax: +44 (0)1932 757 585 Eastworth House
Americas Service Desk: +1 888 770 1034 Eastworth Road
Email: [email protected] Chertsey
Website: www.prophet-web.com  Surrey KT16 8SH
United Kingdom
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C H A P T E R 2

DCS Installation

TOPICS IN THIS CHAPTER

Installation process 5

DCS hardware requirements 6

DCS software requirements 7

Compiler installation overview 9

DCS system installation 11

Other installation considerations 22

Chapter 2 - DCS Installation Installation process 5

Installation process
The installation process has several stages.
Check that:

n The machine meets the hardware and software requirements described in this guide.

n The machine has previously been licensed for Prophet and/or DCS. If this is not the case, see Licensing overview on page 27.

n The installation media is available or accessible from a network storage location.

Then:

n Choose and install a compiler.

n Install the Data Conversion System.

n If you will be using Microsoft Excel files as inputs, install the Microsoft Access Database Engine redistributable.

n Check the installation and perform initial configuration.

The installation steps are described in more detail in the following sections.
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS hardware requirements 6

DCS hardware requirements

The Data Conversion System is designed to run, and has been tested, on Intel processors and should run successfully on all
systems that can run Prophet Professional 8 and later.

When considering hardware or its configuration we recommend that you contact us for advice. We are able to provide services to
help support all aspects of your Prophet and DCS setup.

Support statements
It is recommended that you check the Prophet website for the latest information regarding support for particular hardware,
software and network environments. This can be found at http://www.prophet-web.com/support/support-statements/.
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS software requirements 7

DCS software requirements

The following provides information on the versions of compiler, plug-ins and other external applications that are supported by this
release.

Operating system support

Prophet 9.0 Update 4 supports the following desktop operating systems:

n Microsoft Windows 7

n Microsoft Windows 8

n Microsoft Windows 8.1

n Microsoft Windows 10

Note: Windows 7 will continue to be supported for all Prophet releases in 2018.

In addition, the following Windows Server operating systems are supported:

n Windows Server 2012

n Windows Server 2012 R2

n Windows Server 2016

Intex support
Prophet 9.0 Update 4 and DCS 9.0 Update 4 support the following versions of Intex:

n 3.3h_p1

n 3.3i

n 3.4_p3
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n 3.4a_p1

If using Intex versions 3.4_p3 and 3.4a_p1 a text file called “Intex_Key.txt” needs to be placed in the Intex CDI Directory specified
in the run setting. This file should contain two lines, the first with the company name and the second with the Intex user access
keycode.

Note: Only the Intex versions listed above are supported in this update.
There will be at least one version of these Intex versions that we supported with the previous version of Prophet. For instance
in Prophet 9.0 Update 3 we supported Intex 3.3h_p1. If you are using this common version we would advise that you still
upgrade to the Prophet 9.0 Update 4 supplied Intex 3.3h_p1 version.

Prophet 9.0 Update 1 introduced a new installer for Intex.  This installer allows us to send you multiple versions of Intex in one.
You choose which version of Prophet you are using and then which version of Intex you want.

Other considerations
n If you want to use Access or Excel files in your DCS programs, you may also need to install the Microsoft Access Database
Engine. If you do not have a full install of Office 32-bit you will need to install this using the redistributables available on the
installation package. If you have Office 64-bit installed, you will need to use the Database Engine redistributable for a different
version to the one you have installed (e.g. 2010 ADE alongside 2013 Office) to avoid conflicts.

n Additional required software is supplied on the installation media. For details see Installation process on page 5.
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation Compiler installation overview 9

Compiler installation overview

A compiler is required to run DCS programs.

Compiler support
The full list of compilers supported are as follows:

n Microsoft C++ Compiler 2013 installed with Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 for Desktop.

n Microsoft C++ Compiler 2015 installed with Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 for Desktop (including Express Editions).  We also
support the 2015 compiler update 1, 2, 3 and 4.

Note: We support the Express, Professional and Enterprise editions. We are unable to support the Code or Community
editions.

Note: With Microsoft's more aggressive release policy, we will no longer give notice that we will stop supporting a particular
version of the compilers. Instead we will ensure that between one Prophet Release and the next, there is at least one
supported compiler in common.

Additional compiler installation

The following relates to the installation of the compilers used with Prophet Professional.

Microsoft 2013 (Visual Studio)

Please note that you may need to install the Microsoft 2013 redistributables from the source material.  You will need to do this if
you have compiled using the Microsoft 2013 compiler but are then running the products on a machine where that compiler is not
present.

Microsoft 2015 (Visual Studio)

Similarly the Microsoft 2015 redistributables from the source material will need to be installed if you wish to run the products on a
machine where the compiler is not present.
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation Compiler installation overview 10

Microsoft SDKs and the Express version of Visual Studio

You can download the Microsoft SDKs and the Express version of Visual Studio free of charge from the Microsoft website. To find
the relevant links, log into the Prophet website and go to http://www.prophet-web.com/support/download/

Note: Express versions of the Microsoft compilers will require product registration.

Note: Microsoft often changes its installation of Visual Studio. You need to ensure that after installation, the Windows 10 SDK
is installed.
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 11

DCS system installation

DCS is part of the Prophet Professional suite of applications and is installed either from the Prophet Professional installation
media or the Glean installation media.

To start the installation process run Setup.exe from the installation media. The Welcome screen appears.

To proceed with the installation click Next.

Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 12

The Licence Setup screen appears.

Before DCS is installed you need to install the HASP runtime module which is required by the licensing component, Prophet
Licence Manager. The installer will automatically check whether the appropriate version of the HASP runtime module is already
installed.

n If the HASP runtime is not already installed, click Install alongside the HASP Runtime option and follow the on-screen
instructions to install the runtime component.

n If the HASP runtime is not the correct version, click Upgrade alongside the HASP Runtime option and follow the on-screen
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 13

instructions to upgrade the runtime component.

n If you already have the expected version of the HASP Runtime installed, the screen looks similar to that shown above.

If the machine you are installing DCS on has not already been licensed see Licensing overview on page 27. Otherwise, click
Next.
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 14

Component selection
The settings in this section allow you to selectively choose the Prophet components you wish to install.

Note: You can only install new components or upgrade existing ones using the installer.

The Component Selection screen appears.

Select the DCS component from the tree.

Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 15

Note the following:

n Information on a component selected in the tree is displayed in the right panel.

n If the installation identifies that a component is already present then it is upgraded automatically.

n To change the installation path from the suggested default, click Browse and navigate to a preferred location.

To start the installation or upgrade click Next.

Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 16

Installation Summary
The Installation Summary screen lists those components that will be installed or upgraded.

To proceed with the installation click Next.

If you are also installing other components as well as DCS, the Prophet Setup screen appears. For details see the Prophet
Professional Technical Guide.
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 17

Open applications warning

When you click Next a warning appears, listing which applications and processes should be closed prior to proceeding.

Note that not all of the applications listed may be open or installed.

Close the listed applications if necessary, and click OK to proceed.

Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 18

Installation progress
The Installation Process screen displays the installation process for each of the selected components.

During the installation the appropriate components are installed. If a component is upgraded then it is un-installed first and then
re-installed. All this is done automatically by the installation process.

You can stop the installation process by clicking Cancel.

Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 19

When the installation or upgrade is complete, the Installation Process screen updates to show what has been installed or
upgraded.

Click Next, or click Exit to leave the installation application.

Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 20

Installation finished
The Installation Finished screens appear after the installation has completed.
Chapter 2 - DCS Installation DCS system installation 21

Click Exit to close the installation.

Chapter 2 - DCS Installation  Other installation considerations 22

Other installation considerations

Setting the formats for numbers, dates and times
In some places, DCS uses your PC's settings for its display of numbers, dates and times. However, in many places, for instance in
the logs, the format is currently fixed.

You change your PC's settings using the Regional Settings option in Windows Control Panel:

n The Regional Settings tab controls the format used for numbers, in particular the Decimal symbol and the Digit Grouping
Symbol. Where the latter is used within DCS it is referred to as the 1000 Separator.

n Where DCS uses your PC's settings for dates, it uses the Short Date Style in the Date tab.

User Access Control (UAC)

User Account Control is a technology and security infrastructure feature introduced with Microsoft's Windows Vista operating
system. We advise users to leave the UAC feature enabled when installing DCS, as this is the most secure option and follows the
Microsoft recommendations. DCS has been tested with UAC enabled, but we suggest paying particular attention when using the
ODBC functionality.
Chapter 3 - Post-install checks 23

C H A P T E R 3

Post-install checks

TOPICS IN THIS CHAPTER

Support 24

Testing and configuring the installation 25

Next steps 26
Chapter 3 - Post-install checks Support 24

Support
If you have any problems with DCS, contact the Prophet Service Desk. The Prophet Service Desk accepts queries from any
licensed user of Prophet.

EMEA and APAC Service Desk: +44 (0)1932 757 555 Write to: FIS Prophet
Fax: +44 (0)1932 757 585 Eastworth House
Americas Service Desk: +1 888 770 1034 Eastworth Road
Email: [email protected] Chertsey
Website: www.prophet-web.com  Surrey KT16 8SH
United Kingdom
Chapter 3 - Post-install checks Testing and configuring the installation 25

Testing and configuring the installation

To test the installation of the Data Conversion System you should carry out the following process:

Loading a DCS program

n Load DCS using the "Data Conversion System" option in the SunGard iWorks program group.

n Click the DCS button and click New.

n On the New File dialog box click Install DCS example and Tutorial Files and in the Location box type C:\DCS. Click OK.

n When prompted, select the example.dcs program from the Open dialog box. Then, click Open to load the selected DCS
program.

Specifying Compiler settings

n Click the DCS button and on the DCS menu click Options to display the Options dialog box.

n In the Options dialog box click Compilers and on the list click your preferred option.

Running the DCS program

n On the Home tab click Run. The loaded DCS program should then compile and run without any problems.

n When the run has completed, on the Home tab click View Input. The input file should then be displayed in the Prophet Viewer.
Chapter 3 - Post-install checks Next steps 26

Next steps
Once you are happy with your installation of DCS there are a number of possible ways to proceed. Some possibilities are:

n You can work through the Data Conversion System tutorial. This tutorial provides detailed step-by-step instructions for the
most common tasks that you need to learn and understand. To access the tutorial, on the Support tab click User Manuals and
on the list click the tutorial.

n We supply a number of training courses to support you in your learning of the suite of Prophet applications. If you are new to
Prophet we recommend that you take some training to help you to get started. Training is normally provided at your offices by
an experienced consultant. Note that further training is available for users at all levels of expertise and can be tailored to your
precise needs. External training courses are also available.

n You can also read about DCS in the User Guide and in Help. To access the User Guide, on the Support tab click User
Manuals and on the list click the User Guide. To access the introductory information, press F1 when you are on any DCS
screen then select Contents and read the "Welcome to DCS" and "DCS Introduction" sections.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview 27

C H A P T E R 4

Licensing overview

TOPICS IN THIS CHAPTER

Software Licensing 28

Licence Servers 30

Using the Licence Manager 31

Details tab 33

Activation tab 35

Set-up tab 37

Detaching tab 39
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Software Licensing 28

Software Licensing
The Prophet suite of products are secured using software licences.

The software licences have been supplied with your installation along with information on how to configure them. If your new
version of the software was installed by your IT department, they will have set this up for you.

The types of software licences that are available are as follows:

n Machine-Locked User Licence

This type of licence is applied individually to each machine. Prophet software can be accessed by the user of that machine
whether or not it is connected to the network. To transfer the licence to another machine, for example if it is being upgraded,
contact the Prophet Helpdesk.

n Floating User Licence

This type of licence is shared with others in an organisation using a central licensing server. When Prophet software is run the
machine claims a licence from the licensing server and holds it until the software is closed. The licence is then released back
to the server. All users accessing the same licensing server have access to the same functionality.

Note: We do not support licensing for virtual machines. Prophet’s licence enforcement components must remain on
physical machines.

n Detached User Licence

This type of licence is similar to a floating licence but it can be detached from the central server for a specified period of time.
This enables a machine to run Prophet software while it is not connected to the network.

Note: Once a licence is detached from the server it is not available to others until it is returned to the server or the specified
interval of time has expired on the machine holding the detached licence.

Installing the HASP Run-time Environment

Software licensing for Prophet applications requires the installation of the HASP Run-Time Environment (RTE). This has to be
installed on the machine prior to installing Licence Manager and, as required, the standard workspace.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Software Licensing 29

If you are using a machine that has previously had Prophet components installed on it then the HASP RTE may well already be
installed or may just need updating. The installer will check for you and guide you through what is required.

To install the HASP Run-time Environment:

n In the Licence Setup page of the installation application, click HASP Run-time.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Licence Servers 30

Licence Servers
Note: You must run the Licence Manager as an administrator if you want to save machine configuration changes. 

If you wish to share a floating licence and/or be able to detach licences, you need to configure a machine as a licence server.

n The licence server only requires Prophet Licence Manager to be installed and does not need any of the other applications
from the Prophet suite.

n The licence server should be available on your network whenever it may be needed.

Note: We do not support licensing for virtual machines. Prophet’s licence enforcement components must remain on physical
machines.

To set up a machine as a licensing server:

1. Follow the general instructions for installing and configuring Licence Manager.

2. On the Set-up tab, select the Allow this machine to act as a licence server check box.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Using the Licence Manager 31

Using the Licence Manager

The Prophet Licence Manager contains all the functionality required to activate and administrate licences for the Prophet product
suite. It is dependent on the third party HASP runtime environment which must be installed first. For details see Installing the
HASP Run-time Environment on page 28.

You can then install Licence Manager from the main Prophet installer. You can install Licence Manager alone or along with any
other Prophet components from the Component Selection page of the Prophet installer. Once installed, you can start the
application in the following ways:

n From the Windows Start button select All Programs > SunGard iWorks and click Prophet Licence Manager.

n In Windows Explorer open the Prophet installation folder and run LicenceManager.exe.

Prophet Licence Manager contains the following tabs:

Tab Description
Details Lists the licensed products available, including their type (provisional, detached, perpetual etc),
host (local or server) and expiry date. For details see Details tab on page 33.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Using the Licence Manager 32

Tab Description
Activation Used to perform licence activations or updates using a Product Key supplied by FIS. For details see
Activation tab on page 35.
Set-up Used to configure a machine to be a network licence server, or to connect to a network licence on a
licence server. For details see Set-up tab on page 37.
Detaching Used to detach licences (or cancel detached licences) from a network licence server. For details
see Detaching tab on page 39.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Details tab 33

Details tab
The Details tab displays the products and features available on the machine. An example of what might be displayed is shown
below:

n To refresh the list, click Refresh. The list is automatically refreshed after a successful activation, detachment or change to the
machine configuration.

For each licensed product, the following is displayed:

n The name of the product or module licensed.

n The host for the product. A host name of localhost corresponds to a product licensed locally. A hostname of myhostname
corresponds to a product licensed on the myhostname licence server, as is the case with a floating network licence.

Note: The ProphetInitialise product is a provisional product installed along with the Prophet Licence Manager. Its presence in
the Details view shows that the HASP runtime environment and Prophet Licence Manager have been successfully installed.

Click the down arrow next to the product name to show details of the features (or other components) within it. For example:
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Details tab 34

Heading Description
Feature Name Lists the features included within the licensed product, including libraries.
Type Displays the type of licence. This will be one of the following:
n Provisional - A provisionally licensed feature.

n Expiration - A feature licensed with a specified expiry date.

n Perpetual - A feature licensed perpetually.

n Detached - A feature for which the licence has been detached from the server (see Detaching
tab on page 39).
Expiry Date The expiry date of a feature issued with an expiration-type licence, or the date on which a detached
licence will expire.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Activation tab 35

Activation tab
Note: You must be connected to the Internet for activations or updates to work. 

The Activation tab is used to activate and update licences for the Prophet suite of products.

It appears as follows:

To activate a licence, you must specify the FIS Activation Server. By default, this is prophetlicensing.sungard.com and does not
normally need to be changed. However, if you are informed by FIS that the activation server has changed, use the padlock button
to unlock the field for editing.

1. In the Product key to activate/update licence field, type the product key you have been provided with to activate or update
your licence.
When you have added the product key, the Activate button is enabled.

2. To activate or update your licence, click Activate.

3. To see the newly licensed features, click the Details tab.

If this machine is to act as the server for a network licence, click the Set-up tab and ensure the appropriate setting is applied.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Activation tab 36

Note the following:

n The supplied product keys can only be used to activate a fixed number of machines.

n For a single licence, the product key can only be used once to activate either a single fixed machine or a single licence server.

n Once a product key is deployed it cannot be transferred to another machine. Any transfers or additional licences need to be
requested.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Set-up tab 37

Set-up tab
The Set-up tab is used to configure the machine. It appears as follows:

Note: You must be running the Licence Manager tool as an administrator to save machine configuration changes.

n Select the Allow access to a network licence check box to enable the machine to access a floating network licence. Specify
the host for the network licence in the Licence Server Name/IP Address box.

n Select the Use Aggressive Search for Remote Licences check box to enable Licence Manager to search for licences
across sub-nets.

n Select the Allow this machine to act as a licence server check box to enable the machine to act as a server for a floating
network licence. This item should be selected if the machine has had a floating network licence activated on it, otherwise other
machines will not be able to access that licence.

n Select the Allow administrators to view active sessions in ACC check box to enable admin users to view the current users
of the network licence via the HASP Admin Control Centre.

n Click Save to save the settings to the machine configuration.

Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Set-up tab 38

Note: It may take a few minutes for any changes to take effect, in particular if you have specified a new network licence
server. Therefore, switching back to the Details tab too soon may result in a Failed to connect to remote licence server
error. In this case, wait a few minutes before refreshing the Details tab.

n Click Reset to revert any unsaved changes to the machine configuration.

Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Detaching tab 39

Detaching tab
The Detaching tab is used to detach a licence from a floating network licence server. It appears as follows:

To detach a licence for all products:

1. Ensure the Use currently configured licence server option is selected.

Note: The Use alternative licence server option is not available in Release 9.0 Update 4
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Detaching tab 40

2. Click Detach licences and the following screen appears:

3. In the Detach? column, tick the licence you want to detach.

4. In the Detach Period column select how long you want to detach for.

5. Click Detach.
Chapter 4 - Licensing overview Detaching tab 41

6. Assuming the products are licensed for the entire period, the products are detached.

Returning a detached licence to the server:

To cancel any detachments that are in place and release the licences back to the server, click Return Licences.
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Index
A M

About this manual 1 Main Helpdesk 3

Activating a licence 35
O
C
Other installation issues 22
Compiler 9
P
D
Preparation 5-7
DCS Installation 4, 25
Installing DCS 11
S
Overview 5
Setting the formats for numbers, dates and times 22
Post install 23, 26
Setting up a licence 37
Detaching a licence 39
Software requirements 7
Support
H
Contacting local support 3
Hardware requirements 6 DCS support 24
Main Helpdesk 3
I
T
Installing the HASP RTE 28
Testing the installation 25
L
U
Library licensing 31
Licence details 33 UAC 22
Licensing overview 27
Licensing servers 30