Hi,
I'm wondering if there is a auto-save function in SAS VA 7.1? This could be nice when working on a report og exploring, and suddently if someone interupts and you forget to save, the work is gone.
Best Regards
Dado
I agree! In fact I raised an autosave feature request via SAS Technical Support in August 2013.
Will it be in a future release?
On a side note... @AnnaBrown, I recall in the Jive SAS Support Communities there was a feature request facility - a way for people to raise feature requests they would like and other members to vote on it. Is there a similar kind of facility in this Lithium environment?
Michelle, you can submit feature requests here:
https://communities.sas.com/t5/SASware-Ballot-Ideas/idb-p/sas_ideas
It would be nice if this were easier to find.
Thanks @Sam_SAS This page is similar to other pages where you have a question and replies, I was thinking of a way to raise an idea (a light bulb icon) and be able to vote on it, which was available with the previous Jive platform. It would be good to have it in each community.
Hi daha, MichelleH and Sam_SAS,
Thanks for the suggestion! Indeed, we need to surface the Ideas section of the community more prominentlly on each community page. Currently there is a right side box on the home page with a light bulb that links to Ideas (see "Share an idea"). But that is not enough. Stay tuned for improvements here...
Anna
Woo Hoo!
for now you can increase the VA timeout, so that your unsaved report wont go away quickly.
Its not something which can do it from VA, but that has to be modified on the server side.
Hello Daha,
Refer the below given link.
Thanks & Regards,
Teja Surapaneni.
Hi,
Your Admin. can do this...
But.. it's better to approach SAS Techinal Team.
Thanks & Regards,
Teja Surapaneni.
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