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Jim_Ogilvie
Obsidian | Level 7

Good morning SAS Admins!

 

We have a SAS AP deployment on a virtual Windows server, which is starting to take longer and longer to log our two users on, each time they use it.

 

I have tried a server reboot as a first blunt instrument test (has made no difference), and now am open to other troubleshooting/curative steps that you may have from your experience.

 

Thanks in advnace

 

JIm

 

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Sajid01
Meteorite | Level 14

Hello @Jim_Ogilvie 
What do the metadata server and object spawner logs say.?
If you have any autoexec scripts and have something like library assignments, they could be a potential cause.
But the first step is to check the logs.

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Sajid01
Meteorite | Level 14

Hello @Jim_Ogilvie 
What do the metadata server and object spawner logs say.?
If you have any autoexec scripts and have something like library assignments, they could be a potential cause.
But the first step is to check the logs.

Jim_Ogilvie
Obsidian | Level 7

Thanks for coming back on this.

 

Our install is just SAS AP, so no metadata server.

 

I checked the auto library assignment, as you suggested, and found that one of our ODBC connections was taking forever to assign. I have commented that out and it now logs us on as quickly as before this issue occurred!

 

Reagrds

 

Jim

 

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