So we figured out how to automate our project with help from these boards, as we are able to set the values of most ProjectParameter objects, per this post: https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Enterprise-Guide/Is-it-possible-to-run-a-SAS-EG-project-THAT-NEEDS-PROMPTS-TO-BE/m-p/631895#M35688   So we are able to set the value when a field is just a free-form text field,  a password field, or a drop-down list.  But we are stuck on fields where a user picks a date range from the prompt window using the little calendar icons.  For now, we have the date ranges defaulted in the egp files, so that the automation will run successfully, but obviously we want the user to pick what dates they want, rather than using the defaults.     For a date range field, there is only one parameter, but two values. The date range prompt, for example, has a name of PAID_DATE....when we run in thein the project it comes through as PAID_DATE_min and PAID_DATE_max, but we cannot fine where these parameter values are set anywhere in the ProjectParameter objects.    Does anyone have any clues how to set parameters for date ranges in an automation?   ... View more

Is there a way to send the logs for an entire egp file to an alternate location?  Currently, when running an egp file in an opened SAS EG session, in order to see all the logs, after the run, you have to double click on each little widget (the query builder, the sort, the hand-coded sas programs, etc). What I want instead is for ALL logs from all widgets in the project to get routed somewhere else (to the location of my choice).  I have tried running a piece of SAS code in an Autoexec process flow to run the following line of code, but that didn't work:  %LET LOGPATH = "/server/MyFiles/logs/MyLog.log";   I don't care if it writes all logs compiled into one file, or a separate log file for each widget - I just want a way to capture all logs from the egp file runs.   ... View more