Hi,
for any connection, this happens on the Metadata server always.
If you are able to parse the Metadata server log, you will get any open sesion and disconnection. But you won;t know from what application is the user logging in.
For that, you need the logs from the middle tier for web applications (such as SAS Studio) which you can find directly on the Middle tier server on the /Lev1/Web/Logs folder, and the logs from the client applications (such as EG or the Add in).
For this last ones, you will need to enable the loging and have access to those logs.
To enable the logging on SAS EG:http://support.sas.com/kb/55/414.html
To enable logigng on the Add-in: http://support.sas.com/kb/56/743.html
About the memory used by each session, you will need the logging by each Workspace Server session.
This can be done by one of those options:
- Add the FULLSTIMER option to get additional info after each data step: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/hostwin/67962/HTML/default/viewer.htm#p07iiwnf85r6lwn1xg...
- Use the SAS Environment Manager and enable APM/ARM(SAS Audit, Performance and Measurement)
- Use an external tool. One with great experiences is ESM by @boemskats, which also gives you great reports on the fly: https://boemskats.com/esm/
Hope that any of this can help you.
Best regards,
Juan
Hi,
for any connection, this happens on the Metadata server always.
If you are able to parse the Metadata server log, you will get any open sesion and disconnection. But you won;t know from what application is the user logging in.
For that, you need the logs from the middle tier for web applications (such as SAS Studio) which you can find directly on the Middle tier server on the /Lev1/Web/Logs folder, and the logs from the client applications (such as EG or the Add in).
For this last ones, you will need to enable the loging and have access to those logs.
To enable the logging on SAS EG:http://support.sas.com/kb/55/414.html
To enable logigng on the Add-in: http://support.sas.com/kb/56/743.html
About the memory used by each session, you will need the logging by each Workspace Server session.
This can be done by one of those options:
- Add the FULLSTIMER option to get additional info after each data step: http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/hostwin/67962/HTML/default/viewer.htm#p07iiwnf85r6lwn1xg...
- Use the SAS Environment Manager and enable APM/ARM(SAS Audit, Performance and Measurement)
- Use an external tool. One with great experiences is ESM by @boemskats, which also gives you great reports on the fly: https://boemskats.com/esm/
Hope that any of this can help you.
Best regards,
Juan
Thanks a lot @JuanS_OCS;
I appreciate your help & quick response.
This reply would be enough for me to start working on it. 🙂
A pleasure, and good luck 🙂
Hi Juans,
What about SAS Visual Analytics Users login and logout time with more details? How can i get the data of SAS VA users login and logout details?
Hi JuanS_OCS,
Actually, I need to make a dataset for SAS Visual Analytics Users login and logout details daily, weekly, monthly and yearly.
Like
Sno. Username login_time logout_time Attempted
1 Sunny 13/06/2017 16:09:10 13/06/2017 18:09:10 Successful login
2 Kumar 12/06/2017 20:09:10 Unsuccessful login
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Is it possible to create a dataset like this with more details of login and logout?
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