Hi @Filipvdr   First, you may want to check the log, available from %appdata%\SAS\SASManagementConsole\9.4 If there isn't any helpful information, please turn on debug with Usage Note 43157 (Capturing debugging messages from SAS® Management Console).   Overall, without jumping to conclusion, it's possible that the issue is caused by a corrupt resource template. Before proceeding with below steps, please ensure you have a backup.   Once the backup has completed and you have verified that it was successful, please do the following: 1- Log into SAS Management Console as your unrestricted admin user (eg. sasadm@saspw). 2- Expand the Metadata Manager plug-in and click on the Resource Templates folder. 3- In the right pane, scroll down until you see the SAP Library template. Right-click on it and choose "Delete". 4- In the left pane, right-click on the Resource Templates folder and choose "Add Resource Template". 5- In the first screen of the wizard, leave "Typical" selected and click "Next". 6- In the next screen, expand Libraries, expand Enterprise Applications Data. 7- Select SAP Library and click Next. 8- Click Finish to re-load the template.     Does that give you access to the Properties ?   Hope that helps. Cheers, Damo ... View more

Hi @JuanDaniel   when you say it works for one, not the other, is it related to the Application server context you are conencted to using Eg (SASApp vs SASVA for instance)?   Cheers, Damo ... View more

Hi @WilliamB   The SCAN() function might not be what you need. Many options exist, one with INDEX() as a boolean.   data result; set table; if index(upcase(name),'211'); run; Hope that helps.   Cheers, Damo ... View more