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How do I find out which users have been logging in and using SAS Studio or Enterprise Guide on my Office Analytics server? I was able to find this information once, but cannot seem to get back to it.
We have a Windows Server environment with 9.4m6 Office Analytics.
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Maybe you don't have SAS EVM installed (or installed properly), it's not mandatory for SAS 9.4.
If nothing else you could parse your Metadata Server Logs... that contains information about everybody who logs in and, I think, enough info to find out the client.
We also have a separate program, ESM (Enterprise Session Monitor - https://boemskats.com/products/esm/) which lets us do things like this a bit better than EVM does. They've actually been acquired by SAS, so it might be easy to get their stuff added on.
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Report Center is currently unavailable. Service Architecture has not been initialized.
I will do a search on that.
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Maybe you don't have SAS EVM installed (or installed properly), it's not mandatory for SAS 9.4.
If nothing else you could parse your Metadata Server Logs... that contains information about everybody who logs in and, I think, enough info to find out the client.
We also have a separate program, ESM (Enterprise Session Monitor - https://boemskats.com/products/esm/) which lets us do things like this a bit better than EVM does. They've actually been acquired by SAS, so it might be easy to get their stuff added on.
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I will look into this Enterprise Session Monitor as you suggest and parse the logs in the meanwhile.
Thank you!