Just sharing a couple papers with some Enterprise Guide information you may find useful...
A 2015 SAS Global Forum paper covering what's new in Enterprise Guide 7.1 (which shipped October 2014):
Find What You Are Looking For And More in SAS® Enterprise Guide®
support.sas.com...AS1924-2015.pdf
A 2014 SAS Global Forum paper dedicated to the Program History feature added in 7.1:
Check It Out! Versioning in SAS® Enterprise Guide®
support.sas.com...SAS179-2014.pdf
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Casey
It was great to see you at Global Forum! I love all the new improvements to Enterprise Guide.
Onwards and upwards!
Tom
Tom,
It was great to see and talk to you as well! I'm glad you like the new features and enhancements. We will continue striving to improve!
Casey
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Our work group is just now upgrading from SAS Enterprise Guide 5.1 to 7.1. We are very happy with all the new features. The papers you linked are very helpful.
Could you clarify one thing for me? SAS is set up to run on our local machine and not a SAS server so we do not have user profiles. Is this why the History window shows all authors as PUBLIC?
Cheryl
CherylMac wrote:
Could you clarify one thing for me? SAS is set up to run on our local machine and not a SAS server so we do not have user profiles. Is this why the History window shows all authors as PUBLIC?
Hi Cheryl,
This was a bug that was fixed in EG 7.11. When you are running against a local SAS server (without a connection profile), we now (in 7.11) show the logged in Windows user as the author in the program history.
Casey
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Thanks Casey! I will check with our SAS administrator about getting EG 7.11.
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