Let us start with some basic questions.
What version of SAS are you using? EG and Platform?
One quick thing you can try is recreating the metadata profile.
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The versions look good! 🙂
Have you tried recreating the metadata profile?
Also, please double-check security on the O\S work folders.
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Just curious are you completely closing down EG in between your tests.
How are you entering your credentials into the EG profile? If you are using the IWA option, try entering your userid and password instead. If that doesn't help try adding your Windows domain in front of your userid like so: DomainName\userid.
If none of those help, then try remotely logging into the SAS Compute server with the problematic userid and open Windows Explorer, then navigate to the SAS WORK folder. Try manually creating a new test directory in the WORK folder and add a test file to it. Are you able to do this?
Is there any secured library associated to your ID as well? There could be same issues with permission related to those files usually placed under your home directory.
Can you also check if you are able to launch a SAS session from CMD line directly to see if the issue is really due to metadata connection?
Please check if your userid has logon as batch job privileges. If that doesn't help then I'd suggest opening a track with SAS Tech Support to get faster progress on your problem.
Right! So there are a lot of things that are read when a workspace session is spawned. It could be items in your autoexec file, user_mods file on application context, pre-defined libraries are checked and assigned etc..
So to better understand what is causing this issue either enable the workspace server logs at server side or try launching it via cmd line using <-path-to-workspace-server>/WorkspaceServer.sh -nodms and see if you get any errors. Share the error log if possible.
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