topic Re: SAS Studio login issue in SAS Studio

SAS Studio login issue

broy1000 — Fri, 26 May 2017 18:55:15 GMT

I am able to successfully log into both SAS Studio and SAS Enterprise Guide using my admin account that is a member of a group having role membership Medatadata Server: Unrestricted and SAS Environment Managaer: Super Users.

The SASUSERS group has Management Console: Content Management, SAS Studio: Report Consumer, and SAS Studio: Usage role membership.

I added my NON-admin account to a group having Enterprise Guide: Advanced, Enterprise Guide: Analysis, Enterprise Guide: OLAP, and Enterprise Guide: Programming role membership. This account is able to connect to SAS Enterprise Guide but receives an error when attempting to log into SAS Studio - "Login Required Server: SASApp".

From reading the SAS Studio Administrator's Guide, it sounds like anyone with a user created in User Manager in SAS Management Console is a member automatically of SASUSERS group which has membership in the necessary SAS Studo roles.

So why can't this user connect?

Re: SAS Studio login issue

broy1000 — Fri, 26 May 2017 20:47:36 GMT

Turns out the missing piece of the puzzle was the necessity to grant users Log on as a batch job permission on the SAS server. It was hidden way down in the SAS Security Administration Guide. Our admin accounts are sys admins on the server, but our non-admin accounts are not. Once we added that permission, we could log into SAS Studio just fine.

Re: SAS Studio login issue

Mushtaq — Thu, 05 Dec 2019 19:42:27 GMT

Sorry, l'm asking for some thing which has already settled. I really do not understand how and where in SMC the batch permissions for ordinary users account are granted to solve that problem? I'll appreciate a more detail.

Re: SAS Studio login issue

vignesh-b — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 04:38:59 GMT

It is windows settings we need to change

https://www.smartftp.com/en-us/support/kb/2691

Re: SAS Studio login issue

Sajid01 — Tue, 16 Aug 2022 22:54:43 GMT

Hello @Mushtaq

If you are asking about "login as batch" privelege, it is typically granted by the IT teams eg WIndows Admin / Access Control / It Security depening upon your local setup.
However if Integrated WIndows Authentication (IWA) is configured on your installation then "log in as batch" privelege is not needed.