AMO integrated into SAS Studio

[Patrick]

I'm still mostly using EG but was curious to see how this could work with Studio 3.8 connecting to a Linux server.

The quickest adhoc way I could figure out was:

1. Export to Excel and store somewhere on the SAS compute side as documented here. 

2. Open the Excel file out of a WinSCP session that's configured to open Excel's directly

[Tom]

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@Patrick wrote:

I'm still mostly using EG but was curious to see how this could work with Studio 3.8 connecting to a Linux server.

The quickest adhoc way I could figure out was:

1. Export to Excel and store somewhere on the SAS compute side as documented here. 

2. Open the Excel file out of a WinSCP session that's configured to open Excel's directly

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Which is pretty much what people that run SAS on Unix have been doing for the past 20-30 years.

If you just mount the disks from both Unix and Windows you can use Windows Explorer instead of WinSCP.

[Patrick]

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@Tom wrote:

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@Patrick wrote:

I'm still mostly using EG but was curious to see how this could work with Studio 3.8 connecting to a Linux server.

The quickest adhoc way I could figure out was:

1. Export to Excel and store somewhere on the SAS compute side as documented here. 

2. Open the Excel file out of a WinSCP session that's configured to open Excel's directly

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Which is pretty much what people that run SAS on Unix have been doing for the past 20-30 years.

If you just mount the disks from both Unix and Windows you can use Windows Explorer instead of WinSCP.

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I know. It's in my experience often hard to get "IT" motivated to establish such a shared mount/access via smb or the like.