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Hi SAS Communities,
Question.. When I'm trying to create a shortcut on my SAS Studio (not SAS Studio V) I am only seeing my /home/<user> when selecting a folder. I want to relocate it to another OS directory but it won't let me, it only shows the home directory. May I know which config file to update to change this?
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You mean another directory on the same sever, right? I'm not an admin, but when as a user when I've been confronted with such limitations, sometimes the easiest answer was to create a linux symbolic link in my home directory, which points to some other location.
But I guess you're using Viya? I don't have Viya, and never really understood how Viya stores files. I think in the typical set up, files are not actually stored on the OS as files, they're all stored in 'SAS storage' of some sort. So it could be that my suggestion won't work at all, if you can't SSH to the server and see the files.
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https://go.documentation.sas.com/doc/en/calcdc/3.5/calconfig/n03003sasconfiguration0admin.htm
The section "Set File Navigation Options" is applicable to your question.
So I think you'd need to (assuming you're on Linux) create or edit the file /opt/sas/viya/config/sysconfig/sasstudio.conf and add something like:
export java_global_option_sas_studio_filenavroot="-Dsas.studio.fileNavigationRoot=SYSTEM"
and this would tell Studio to provide access to the full file system instead of just your home directory.
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