Enable X command in SAS Studio 5

[FabriceP]

Hello
I’m using SAS Viya 3.4.
I’m looking for the way to enable X command in SAS Studio 5.
Is there someone who can help me ?
Regards
Fabrice

[Patrick]

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@FabriceP wrote:
Hello
I’m using SAS Viya 3.4.
I’m looking for the way to enable X command in SAS Studio 5.
Is there someone who can help me ?
Regards
Fabrice

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"Enable X Commands (Linux)" documented here.

[Ramprakash]

We are using sas viya 3.4 and couldnt get this working by adding the changes to the spawner_usermods.sh.   Do we need to do any changes to the cntrl server or just comp server will do?

[alexal]

@Ramprakash ,

In SAS Viya 3.4 the SAS Compute Server does not support X commands.

[FabriceP]

Hello

You need to upgrade to Viya 3.5 😞 to get it working

[BrunoMueller]

You will find more details here

https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/SAS-Viya-3-5-SAS-Studio-and-SAS-Compute-Serve...

[Ramprakash]

Thanks all for the information.

very surprised as this SAS link details on enabling XCMD in viya 3.4

https://go.documentation.sas.com/?docsetId=calsrvpgm&docsetTarget=n00003viyaprgmsrvs00000admin.htm&d...

So we would be able to use XCMD on compute only or we can run OS commands on other servers 

like control and worker nodes once this is enabled?

What I am trying to achieve is if i am able to run some system commands  on all the servers(like compute , cntrl and worker nodes) from SAS studio in same session. say checking memory or how many processes are running and using the information in scripts. 

I feel sometimes this would be handy instead of opening ENV manager and looking visually.

[BrunoMueller]

Please note that in SAS Viya 3.4 you actually have two versions of SAS Studio.

url .../SASStudioV/... this is SAS Studio 5.1 using a SAS Compute Server to run your code, it is integrated in the the application menu, top left, 3 vertical lines

url .../SASStudio/... this is SAS Studio 4.4 using a SAS Workspace Server to run your code, it is not integrated with the application menu, your link mentioned refers to this

the following macros vars give you more details:

%put NOTE: &=SYSVLONG;
%put NOTE: &=SYSSCPL;
%put NOTE: &=SYSPROCESSMODE;
%put NOTE: &=SYSPROCESSNAME;

%put NOTE: &=_CLIENTAPP;
%put NOTE: &=_CLIENTAPPVERSION;
%put NOTE: &=_CLIENTMODE;