Thanks for your answer @EdoardoRiva  and for the link also, this is clear. ... View more

Hi @joeFurbee, also thankyou from me. Received the parcel today. Best Markus ... View more

Thank Michelle for asking, a replay might be great even for America-based or Europe-based audience who won't be able to attend. In my particular case (Paris time), the schedule fits almost perfectly with the afternoon office shift here in Paris (+6h) but our colleagues in Asia/Pacific should have their say too, of course. ... View more

That's it! Thank you! ... View more

@ronan , happy you like it. Credits for the "Data Ingestion Auto-Pilot" contribution should go to @stephanweigandt !   Btw. https://github.com/sassoftware/sas-studio-custom-steps/blob/main/CUSTOM_STEPS_LIST.md lists all the entries and the name of the initial contributor.  ... View more

Apologies @Anne_A, I've made the correction on the standings. I'll blame it on the lingering case of Covid. I'm glad everyone received their swag.   See you all on November 16! ... View more

You can always get a second opinion from SAS Tech Support. ... View more

Hi Support Community team, when I returned from vacations I found the wireless charger in my mail stack. Thankyou very much! In enjoy having my smart phone loaded by magic. Best Markus  ... View more

Hi @RupaJ    In general SAS architecture diagram could be referenced from the docs. You can also find the list of ports required for SAS deployments. However this could vary a bit from site to site and it's always better to have architecture reference diagram prepared which is relevant to your site before the installation. Reference: Architecture overview of SAS9: https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/bicdc/9.4/biov/n1tf7up2nnxvcyn10ihi8r63xobv.htm List of ports for SAS9: https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/bicdc/9.4/biig/n02027intelplatform00install.htm For the second question assuming it is for HA/DR kind of scenario, it generally not advisable just to copy the files related to SAS installation or content from one environment to another. Instead proper system backup/restore or cloning tools/utilities should be used. Please see the official SAS 9.4 Disaster recovery policy and adhere to the recommendations provided: https://support.sas.com/en/technical-support/services-policies/disaster-recovery-policy.html ... View more

Thank you @ronan! Yes, I think it is similar to that role. ... View more

I understand, this makes perfectly sense. Thanks for you clarification @Mark2010 .  ... View more

Splendid ! Thanks for the tip, @BeverlyBrown 🙂 ... View more

I've used SAS On Demand for years, this is very handy but obviously comes with necessary restrictions like any free tool. Thanks for your clarification, @BeverlyBrown .  ... View more

Very useful article, thank you for sharing it.  ... View more

That is probably the first place you should have looked.  The little I know about modern SAS installation is that you should put your "local" modifications into the "local" files to avoid them getting wiped out by any patches or updates. ... View more