Hi SASKiwi,
Thanks for suggesting a workaround.
I think your suggestion is spot on and thank you for that. Unfortunately, since I am unable to amend files in the SASHome directory, I need to work around the solution that you have suggested.
As I am new here, I have been reading the prior queries and suggested solutions on the various boards on here at SAS. Clearly, amending the config files appears to be the more commonly employed approach in the SAS community. However, I prefer to redirect the last call in the config chain via the command line config call to a final config file that also calls the original in the first line and amends specific settings on subsequent lines (i.e., located in my write access space). I think this approach, ensures that any updates to the Base version's config files are always dynamically employed, while overriding only those specific settings I might need to reset.
While I have done this for my SAS Base 9.4 version, and it runs perfectly with my over-rides, when I employ the editor in EG7.1, which I do for convenience alone, my config file over-rides do not function (naturally, since it applies only on a direct command line call of SAS9.4).
For example, when I edit a file in EG7.1, and submit that file for processing, EG7.1 calls SAS 9.4 for the compute processing, employing the default sas94.cfg file associated with SAS9.4 along the way. I need a way to redirect EG7.1 to employ my over-rides.
I hope that has added some further detail to my original post.
Thanks.
Hardy.