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isek
Obsidian | Level 7

Hello,
I launch my SAS Enterprise Guide projects via powershell scripts. I would like to know if it is possible to inform my password from the powershell and that the project sas guide the recovery then?
I do not know if I'm clear.

 

Thanks 

 

%global password;

/* Connection serveur  */
options comamid=tcp;
%let server=server 0000;
signon noscript remote=server user="%upcase(&userid.)" password="%upcase(&password.)";
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ChrisHemedinger
Community Manager

Are you talking about the user/password that you need to supply to connect to SAS metadata/workspace?  If so, then use the credentials.xml scheme. Here's the SAS note:

 

http://support.sas.com/kb/30/917.html

 

(Update the version-specific folder location for your version of EG.)

 

If you're talking about Prompts that you've built in with project prompts, then you need to use the Prompts property/methods in the EG automation API.

 

Get the Project.Parameters, returns a ParameterList, which you can navigate as name-value item pairs.  (Sorry -- I don't have an example handy.)

 

Or, if you just want to initialize these macro variables, use Project.CodeCollection.Add to add a new program with this code, use the Run method, and then run the rest of the project/flow.  Example here.

 

Chris

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isek
Obsidian | Level 7

Thanks Chris, 

 

I'm talking about the user / password I need to provide to connect to the SAS metadata / workspace? I create a file credentials.xml but it doesn't work.
I have the SAS Guide 7.1 version.

 

credentials.xml :

<xml FileVersion ="7.1"> <credentials><server name="server1" userid="id" password="pwd"/><server name="server2" userid="id" password="pwd"/></credentials></xml>

I put it in the folder %appdata%\SAS\EnterpriseGuide\7.1 and  %allusersprofile%\SAS\SharedSettings\7.1

 

 

I run my script powershell 

############## 
$rep_projet="C:\Users\.............."
$rep_log="C:\Users\.............."

##############   
$eguideApp = New-Object -comObject SASEGObjectModel.Application.7.1
$projName = "$rep_projet\project.egp"
$project = $eguideApp.Open("$projName", "")
$projectLog = $project.ProjectLog

# Show all of the process flows in the project
$pfCollection = $project.ContainerCollection
######################   

Write-Host "Clearing the project log in EG project: " $project 

# Clear the project log:
$projectLog.Clear()

# Other available project log operation examples...

# Enable/disable project log:
$projectLog.Enabled = $true

# Get project log text:
$strProjectLog = $projectLog.Text
Write-Host "Project log text: " $strProjectLog

$pf=$pfCollection.item("DG Hebdo")
Write-Host " EXECUTION FLUX DE PROCESSUS " $pf.Name
# To RUN a process flow, simply use $pf.Run()
$pf.Run()

# Save project log to a file:
$projectLog.SaveAs("$rep_log\Log_proj.txt") 

$project.Close()

$eguideApp.Quit()

 

I have the following error  (see attachment).

 

Thanks for your help

 

Isek

 

 

 

 

ChrisHemedinger
Community Manager

Those look like the correct steps.  You can turn on Application Logging (Tools->Options) and EG should generate a POWERSHELL*.log file in your profile folder.  Some messages in there might indicate what's missing.  If you can't solve it, I suggest opening a SAS Tech Support case.

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