Hi @sam1231
1) If you have SAS/Access to OLE DB licensed, then it should be there in the proc set-init output.
2) You can add on SAS Software on top of the currently installed software.
3) The path in the snap is pointing to your SAS-Home. By default all the binaries would get installed in this location. If you already have SAS Software installation, SAS Deployment Wizard is intelligent enough to pick this location and add to it.
System requirements for OLE DB:
(http://support.sas.com/documentation/installcenter/en/ikfdtnwx6sr/66390/PDF/default/sreq.pdf)
SAS/ACCESS Interface to OLE DB
Base SAS software is required for the installation of SAS/ACCESS Interface to OLE DB.
DBMS Product Required: An OLE DB data source provider
Before you can use SAS/ACCESS Interface to OLE DB software, an OLE DB provider for the data
source where you want to access data is required. OLE DB providers are often available from DBMS
vendors and other third-party software vendors.
The OLE DB provider that you select might require additional DBMS software for network access. All
required network software supplied by your database system vendor must be 64-bit-compliant. The
64‐bit version of the OLE DB provider is required for the data source
You can find SAS Providers for OLE DB here - https://support.sas.com/downloads/browse.htm?fil=&cat=64
Download the one specific to your SAS Version.
Once you have verified that the pre-requirements and all the required software is in place, you can find the instructions here to establish connectivity. https://documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=bidsag&docsetTarget=n0gu0ue4ptm3ocn1iw6tzw4tb9pt.htm&docsetV...
Hope this helps!