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Lenvdb
Quartz | Level 8

Hi all

 

We are looking at the deployment / migration of our current platform and are working through some issues.

One of these issues are related to Products installed on the Compute server vs the Product bundles listed in the License Renewal files.

 

My question : how do we MAP prodnums to Product Bundles in a case were we receive a Renewal notification email from SAS as follows:

 

Product(s) Ordered (Product Bundle List)
Base SAS
Quality Knowledge Base Locale, English United Kingdom
SAS Data Management Standard Server
SAS Enterprise BI Server
SAS Enterprise Guide
SAS Metadata Bridge for Microsoft Excel
SAS Metadata Bridge for Oracle
SAS Metadata Bridges for Microsoft SQL Server
SAS Metadata Server
SAS/ACCESS Interface to ODBC
SAS/ACCESS Interface to PC Files
SAS/ETS
SAS/IML
SAS/STAT

 

To its PRODNUMS in the SETINIT files:

 

*PRODNUM000 = BASE Base SAS;
*PRODNUM001 = STAT SAS/STAT;
*PRODNUM002 = GRAPH SAS/GRAPH;
*PRODNUM003 = ETS SAS/ETS;
*PRODNUM007 = IML SAS/IML;
*PRODNUM015 = CONNECT SAS/CONNECT;
*PRODNUM045 = MDDB SAS OLAP Server;
*PRODNUM070 = MDDBCOM MDDB Server common products;
*PRODNUM075 = INTTECHSRV SAS Integration Technologies;
*PRODNUM094 = SECUREBNDL SAS/Secure;
*PRODNUM095 = SECUREWBNDL SAS/Secure Windows;
*PRODNUM110 = SASOLAPBNDL SAS OLAP Server;
*PRODNUM114 = DQUALITY SAS Data Quality Server;
*PRODNUM119 = EGUIDE SAS Enterprise Guide;
*PRODNUM208 = PCFILE SAS/ACCESS PC Files;
*PRODNUM209 = ODBC SAS/ACCESS ODBC;
*PRODNUM258 = DQENGBR Quality Knowledge Base Locale for English (UK);
*PRODNUM264 = DMQKBEN DataFlux QKB Locale, English;
*PRODNUM375 = DMQKBL1 DataFlux QKB Locale, Latin-1 encoding;
*PRODNUM500 = MITIMSEXCEL SAS Metadata Bridge for Microsoft Excel;
*PRODNUM501 = MITIMSSQLSVR SAS Metadata Bridges for Microsoft SQL Ser;
*PRODNUM504 = MITIORACLE SAS Metadata Bridge for Oracle;
*PRODNUM509 = MITIGENERAL SAS Metadata Bridges for General Industry S;
*PRODNUM535 = STATSTUDIO SAS/IML Studio;
*PRODNUM538 = WKSPSRVLOCAL SAS Workspace Server for Local Access;
*PRODNUM539 = WKSPSRVENT SAS Workspace Server for Enterprise Access;
*PRODNUM677 = HPS SAS High-Performance Server;
*PRODNUM678 = AMOEXCEL SAS Add-in for Microsoft Excel;
*PRODNUM679 = AMOOUTLOOK SAS Add-in for Microsoft Outlook;
*PRODNUM680 = AMOPOWRPOINT SAS Add-in for Microsoft PowerPoint;
*PRODNUM681 = AMOWORD SAS Add-in for Microsoft Word;
*PRODNUM827 = BISRVMID SAS Visual Analytics Services;

 

Trying to install this from a Deployment plan, which only lists the Product Bundles it becomes a little tricky to locate deployment plans containing the right set of Products, 

For example:

A Product bundle such as SAS Enterprise BI Server:

Which Products (based on PRODNUM) would it include?

A Product such as BASE SAS is easy enough to figure since a Product called BASE SAS is listed, and so is a relevant PRODNUM. (000)

 

But where would *PRODNUM677 = HPS SAS High-Performance Server slot into? Which Product Bundle would this be a part of?

Is there some documentation online where SAS lists the Product Bundles with PRODNUMS?

 

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JuanS_OCS
Amethyst | Level 16

Hello there @Lenvdb,

 

very nice question. I also would love to see that kind of relationship published somewhere, how ever, I believe there is none (perhaps one of the SAS peers would like to chime in? @ChrisHemedinger )

 

However, once you get to know a bit the SAS solutions/products, it is kind of easy to recognize most of them.

 

Examples:

 

SAS Foundation products as: SAS Base, Metadata, SAS/ACCESS (to ODBC or PC Files), STAT, IML, ETS

SAS Enterprise Guide

Quality Knowledge Bases

 

This leaves only the solutions under the question you posted:

 

SAS Data Management Standard Server
SAS Enterprise BI Server

 

If you are capable of understanding the contents of the solution you will be able to relate them to the PRODNUMs.

 

SAS Data Management Standard Server  --> Data Quality Server, Workspace Server, HPS (I believe), Workspace Server,  SAS Base, Secure, DatFlux, probably one more SAS/ACCESS module (you ODBC one)
SAS Enterprise BI Server --> OLAP and MDDB, Workspace Server, GRAPH and STAT (yes, as well, same as SAS Base), SAS Addon for Office, Enterprise Guide , Secure, VA services, PC Files, probably one more SAS/ACCESS module (you ODBC one)

 

 

So, as you can see, some of the products (prodnums) can be shared by one or more than one SAS solution included in your license.

 

Also, I think your best choice to answer this question, independently of what we can offer you here, is to contact your SAS Contracts manager, as suggested at https://support.sas.com/techsup/license/index.html

 

 

 

 

 

Lenvdb
Quartz | Level 8

Hi Juan

 

Thank you for this,

I can see in the Published Deployment plans online that SASFoundation groups a number of products as you stated as well:

 

•SAS Foundation 9.4
◦Base SAS 9.4
◦Base SAS User Interface 9.4_M5
◦Mid-Tier Rest Bridge 9.4
◦PROC HTTP 9.4
◦SAS Cloud Analytic Services SAS Client 9.4
◦SAS Data Mining Scoring 9.4_M5
◦SAS Integration Technologies 9.4_M5
◦SAS OLAP Server 9.4_M4
◦SAS Compiler and Symbolic Differentiator 9.44
◦SAS Help Viewer for Windows 9.45

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