I am with you, I discovered it recently too on another project, but totally did not consider, wasn't there a metaautoinit type option (my memory fails me) and did not place it this new way, TY for the memory jog & for your time 🙂 ... View more

I recently had a case for a customer who had exactly this situation.  I'm a bit surprised that someone hasn't surfaced code for this sooner.   Better late than never, a macro for this has been added at technical-support-code/usage/administration/sas-metadata-server/create_metadata_login_s9.sas at main · sascommunities/technical-support-code · GitHub   %createLoginObject( Person_Name=sasdemo /* REQUIRED: metadata name for Person object */ ,Authdomain=OracleAuth /* REQUIRED: metadata name for the Authdomain for the Login object */ ,Login_userid=scott /* OPTIONAL: userid attribute for the Login object */ ,Login_password=tiger /* OPTIONAL: password attribute for the Login object */ ,Login_Name=sasdemo Oracle login /* OPTIONAL: metadata name for the Login object */ );   Carl Sommer - SAS Technical Support ... View more

Hi Carl,   replace_metadata_login_case_s9.sas, that's EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thx. ... View more

Querying the DICTIONARY.COLUMNS table will only help find what has been physically allocated to your SAS session via libname assigments. To query metadata, you can do this in SAS Managment Console through the following steps: login to SAS Management Console as an identity that will be able to read the metadata you are looking for. From the tabbed view in the left pane, select Search Specify the column name and the operator (in my case I chose MAKE, with the Contains operator; note that the name is case-insensitive) Clear all of the selected types, and then select Column Select the Search button at the bottom of the pane   In the results in right pane, select one of the matches Right mouse on this selected column and choose Properties Click on the Authorization tab Select the Advanced button This will display the (inverted) hierarchy of the column (i.e., the table and the folder hierarchy) Note that the library is not displayed     Carl Sommer - SAS Technical Support     ... View more

That answers my question. I'll give it a try. I don't think there's any data of anything else listening on port 8561. Thanks Greg (and Carl). ... View more

Hello @navnath2589  In your situation I would go for this opportunity and work with full dedication. In an year or two one gets a reasonably clear  understanding about the profession. If the role fits in the overall life goals  and expectations, you can continue otherwise for a recent college there is still time to change.   It would say that Salary is important but overall work life balance and personal preferences matter. ... View more

Neat!   I do have two questions, which I am sure are simply confusion on my part: Storing the refresh token Changing the compute server default domain   Storing the Refresh Token With regards to storing the refresh token, how does one do this using the CLI or SAS Environment Manager?   Am I misunderstanding the what this code is doing?  From looking at the code for modifydomain.py, it looks like it just associates the group or user identity to the token domain. python ~/admin/pyviyatools/modifydomain.py oauth2.0 --name DefaultToken\ --identitytype group \ --identity Finance Am I misunderstanding what is really going on?  I expected to see the refresh token as another input parameter.   Changing the compute server default domain In this example, what happens to users who are not in the Finance group?   And is there a way for Finance group members to run as themselves as well?   Would this be a situation where this default domain maybe should be defined for a separate compute context?   Carl ... View more

I did the research on this, you can do it, with: data view=view; describe; run; but also, on data step view you cannot include the libname, so it has to be mapped previously, with this any user may take a look on the library and query the data by itself. I know it's a tricky situation, and there is no correct answer, many of those or the convination are the solution ... View more

Thank you! This helped me understand the concept much better. ... View more

Yes.. Thank you Chris. ... View more