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Is there a way to Not run autoexec.sas, during remote signon and rsubmit? I have tried sascmd="sas -noautoexec" but it conflicts with the user= and password= options.
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Please post your complete signon process statements otherwise we would be guessing what is going on.
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%let server = unix.wharton.upenn.edu 4016;
options comamid=TCP remote=wrds ;
signon server nocscript user=aaa password=bbb;
Rsubmit;
The above would automatically invoke the autoexec.sas at remote server.
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Create a script file for the remote login where SAS is called with -noautoexec
For more information, see SAS/CONNECT(R) 9.2 User's Guide
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And how to invoke the script with signon statement and what is the content of the script file? It is not clear. Please provide a complete answer.
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READ.THE.DOCUMENTATION.
From the link I provided, you directly find
SAS/CONNECT(R) 9.2 User's Guide
where a simple signon script is presented and documented.
You can also find examples in your SASFoundation/x.x/misc/connect subdirectory.
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I suggest you also check with your SAS administrator to see if they have a way of of avoiding the autoexec.
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sorry the admin doesn't know.
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You'd want to write another TCPWIN.SCR file and link to it by a statement along the lines of
FILENAME RLINK "C:\blah-dee-bee-blah-path\TCPWIN.SCR"
Before I continue do you know where you find this statement and the TCPWIN.SCR file that you are currently using?