Hi Oddin, What DI Studio version are you using? It might be related to memory which your DI can use. You can change it by modifying the etlstudio.ini located at your DI studio's installation folder. You might also want to chunk that complex job. Most of implementations I saw developed their jobs that way. It actually makes the diagram load faster, and you can split the work to 2 persons or more in case there is some modification needed. Please note that this are just my thoughts. You might want to open a track on support@sas.com for this one for an exact explanation. Hope this helps. Milton ... View more

On my thoughts, I think I should also add the group on the Portal ACT and then deny it there. Can anyone confirm this? I'm not on site right now. Thanks! ... View more

Hi Ramesh, How about including the other stored processes in the daily job? Inside the .sas of your daily job, add %include statements at the bottom depending on the order of your choice. ex. %include "<path of .sas>\my_next_job.sas"; %include "<path of .sas>\my_next_job_again.sas"; But if you want to have some error handlings, in case a job fails, you'll have to create a control table and other stuffs for that. Hope this helps. Milton ... View more

Hi Filip Sorry for the late reply. If you are using Tomcat here's an example of steps you can do: 1. on your tomcat webapps directory (ex. C:\<tomcat version>\webapps), copy SASTheme_default(since it's the simplest out there) and rename it whichever name you like (ex. SASCustom) 2. Delete the contents of SASCustom except for the META-INF and WEB-INF folders. 3. Add new folders on SASCustom (ex. scripts, styles). 4. Add files that you'll want to be accessed by your stored procs (ex. put your jquery scripts inside SASCustom\scripts-) 5. Restart Tomcat 6. Open a browser and try to check if you can access http://<servername>:8080/SASCustom/scripts/jquery.js. If it prompts you to open or download the file, then you've correctly done the steps above. 7. Try your jquery explorations. Actually I only used jquery to simplify access(instead of using getelementbyid most of the time because it's so looooong) and for the ajax function(i'm not confident using ajax if I'll be coding the function myself haha!). What you're trying to actually explore like your testing above is more advanced. Enjoy! However, if you're using Weblogic or WebSphere, there are a few more steps and I'm not much familiar about it but it's still similar to the example I gave above. Hope this helps. Milton ... View more

Hi, I actually tried your code above and got the same result. So instead of referencing the js file on their site like this... <script type="text/javascript" src="http://dev.jquery.com/view/trunk/plugins/autocomplete/jquery.autocomplete.js"></script> Try downloading the js and css files and put it somewhere your server so you can access it like this... <script type="text/javascript" src="http://sasserver:8080/Portal/scripts/jquery.autocomplete.js"></script> or even create a different war file to place your jquery files <script type="text/javascript" src="http://sasserver:8080/MyCustom/scripts/jquery.autocomplete.js"></script> Hope this helps. Milton ... View more

In addition to the question above, what are the minimum authroization for a user to be able to create, edit, or view a folder? The same with reports. Thanks! ... View more