Hello everyone ,
We are running SAS VA over Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard. Ocasionally our LASR servers are crashing. Even they are stopped , the PID files are still not automaticlly deleted and ONLY the user started them before can do it again. For that reason we configured both LASR servers to create log files from SAS Management Console 9.4M_1. The configuration is standard : check the attached file.
The problem is we cannot find those log files anywhere. Any ideas ?
PS: I saw the default configuration is in :
\sas\Config\Lev1\AppData\SASVisualAnalytics\VisualAnalyticsAdministrator\sigfiles\
But there is only unreadable files :
LASR.2199825695.0.saslasr
HPS_AGGRDRILL.1677168535.0.saslasr
Best Regards ,
Are you using a distributed or non-distributed LASR server?
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Hi Madelyn,
Actually, I need to make a dataset for SAS Visual Analytics Users login and logout details daily, weekly, monthly and yearly.
Like
Sno. Username login_time logout_time Attempted
1 Sunny 13/06/2017 16:09:10 13/06/2017 18:09:10 Successful login
2 Kumar 12/06/2017 20:09:10 Unsuccessful login
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Is it possible to create a dataset like this with more details of login and logout?
FYI, there is no distributed LASR server on Windows.
>> Ocasionally our LASR servers are crashing. Even they are stopped , the PID files are still not automaticlly deleted
Most likely LASR servers have been crashed because you stopped/restarted either the object spawner or middle tier. In order to avoid that, use the autoloading process for starting LASR servers.
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