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shoin
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

SAS 9.4 TS1M4 on win x64 2012 R2 std server OA Stack.

 

Someone who left the org did an install under their own admin level ID.  There is a need to add a module.  That credential initially used is not available.  Can another admin level ID do the module add?  Options?

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CarmineVerrell
SAS Employee
In a windows environment, you don't need to utilize the original install id used to install SAS. An admin account will work fine. In a unix environment this is different.

Please be sure to back up your environment completely and also backup the Lev1 Directory before doing a major change.

Also be sure to get specific details with sas tech support on what documentation you should use to add software.

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CarmineVerrell
SAS Employee
In a windows environment, you don't need to utilize the original install id used to install SAS. An admin account will work fine. In a unix environment this is different.

Please be sure to back up your environment completely and also backup the Lev1 Directory before doing a major change.

Also be sure to get specific details with sas tech support on what documentation you should use to add software.
SASKiwi
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You should consider creating an official SAS install service account that is not personally allocated to avoid such problems in the future.

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