Installing Core Banking Corporate 3.1

The Core Banking Corporate package comes with a series of features such as credit facility management which are complementary to the Core Banking package.

Follow the steps described below to perform an automatic installation of the Core Banking Corporate package. This is a process of running a script, the install_SysPack.bat file, on your environment. The script automatically imports the content of the Core Banking Corporate v3.1 into your Innovation Studio, on top of your Core Banking v3.1 installation.

IMPORTANT!  
The Core Banking Corporate v3.1 package must be installed only after installing the Core Banking v3.1 package!
You must run the script on the machine where Innovation Studio is installed.
Make sure you have access rights to Studio's database.

Dependencies

To install Core Banking Corporate v3.1, first you need to install the following:

  • Innovation Studio minimum version v21.2.2.2

  • SySDigitalSolutionPackages v21.2.2000

  • Single Customer View (Retail & SME) v3.1

  • FTOS.Foundation - Project

  • Banking Product Factory (Project or Standard Pack) v3.1

  • Core Banking v3.1 package.

NOTE  
A JobServer must be running on your High Productivity Fintech Infrastructure in order to process any asynchronous, batch, end of day and start of day jobs.

Pre-Installation Checklist

The SysPack has unique constraints on some of the standard entities like: FTOS_DFP_FlowSettings , FTOS_DFP_ProcessorSettings, FTOS_VersionSettings, FTOS_VersionSettingsItem, FTOS_EntityStatusSettings, FTOS_MKT_AudienceSegments, FTOS_MKT_Audience, and for all Banking Product entities.

If you have already moved data using the Configuration Data Deployment Package menu, then you probably have already configured some unique constraints.

Before running the script, make sure you:

  1. Disable the constraints that you have created on your environment, allowing the system to create the new ones after the Core Banking Corporate v3.1 is imported.

  2. Use the new Configuration Data Definitions imported with the Core Banking Corporate v3.1 file when you export the data.

HINT  
If there are no settings to be backed up at the Banking Product level, but there are settings to be saved at the Core Banking Corporate level, then you must import the Backup Restore Settings v3.1 project. Decide whether you should import it or not!

Installation Steps

  1. Unzip your CoreBankingCorporate 3.1.zip archive file.

  2. Locate the FtosSysPkgDeployer folder in the FintechOS installation kit (the path is <unzipped_install_archive>\Tools\FtosSysPkgDeployer). You need it to install the SysPack.

  3. Select and copy the FtosSysPkgDeployer folder.

  4. Navigate to the location where you have unzipped the CoreBankingCorporate_3.1.zip (let’s call this location <pckg_deployer_dir>), then paste the FtosSysPkgDeployer folder there, within each and every zip file that comes with the package.

    IMPORTANT!  
    Each zip file within the CoreBankingCorporate_v3.1.zip must be extracted and installed separately, in the given order!
    If you decide not to use the default security roles that come with the package, simply skip the Core Banking Security Roles zip file.
  5. Edit the install_Syspack.bat file. Replace the parameters described in the install_SysPack.bat Parameters Explanation section with your own values. Save and close the file.

  6. Right-click install_SysPack.bat » Run as administrator.

The script starts running in your Windows console. Wait for it to finish. If your parameter values were correct, the FintechOS Portal has one new menu, visible after refresh, the Core Banking Operational > Credit Facility menu:

The install_SysPack.bat file allows you to import the data model:

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install_SysPack.bat syntax for Data Model import

FtosSysPkgDeployer.exe -i -s "<StudioLink>" -u <AdminStudioUser> -p <user_password> -z <DataBaseServer> -v <DB_user> -k <DB_user_password> -d "<TheNameOfTheDataBase>" -r "<syspack_path>\*.zip"

 

NOTE  
The syntax presented here is for information purposes only. Please run the actual install_SysPack.bat file.
IMPORTANT!  
If you're using SQL Server Integrated Authentication, make sure that the Windows user used for running the script has access to the FTOS database, with read/ write rights. Run the command without the SQL username/ password parameters.
If you're using SQL Server Build In Authentication, make sure that the SQL Server user has read/ write access to the FTOS database. Run the command with the SQL username/ password parameters.