Same here, very excited to see SAS embracing Python and R and their new direction to be more open.   I didn't touch SAS or follow SAS' development for 1.5 years now and have been mainly in the Microsoft ecosystems, didn't know anything about Viya Workbench before the event, but now I am very excited for SAS and it is a skill I want to develop further in the future. ... View more

You are responding to an old post. It would be best to create a new one for your question. Also, the original post was for SAS Learners software, and it sounds like you are using Data Studio in  production. Also, I suggest posting to Solutions > Data Management. The Data Studio software is not part of Visual Analytics. Someone posting to the VA community might know the answer, but this is probably not the best community for the right expertise.  ... View more

If I understand the documentation for Viya 4 correctly, the corresponding SAS/STAT procedures are available via Visual Statistics package/bundle/offering. https://documentation.sas.com/doc/en/pgmsascdc/v_049/allprodsproc/p1vzipzy6l8so0n1gbbh3ae63czb.htm#p048grfpdl3fqln1u8yxasntvra1 ... View more

Thanks for sharing this, Its now time to hit Diamond ... View more

Talk to your SAS administrator. It is entirely possible to create a new SAS server instance that has the UTF-8 encoding setting for any SAS sessions using this server.  It is quick and easy to set one of these up, but administrator permissions are required. Then, you just point your EG connection profile to the new server instance.   What OS does your SAS server run on? If it is Windows you could use the EXCEL LIBNAME engine to see if that copes better with encoding issue. If your SAS server runs on Unix, then you can always install the SAS PC Files Server and use the PCFILES LIBNAME engine as another alternative. ... View more

As suggested  the only way to do this is by using a Program node that contains a %include statement. Note though that %include can use a fileref, so you could combine this with a filename statement and use all the  "device types" supported.  This allows you to store your reusable piece of SAS code not only on the SAS server file system, but also in repositories and in cloud storage. See the latest doc for the filename statement on support.sas.com for details.    Thank you for your product suggestion for SAS Enterprise Guide. We are looking at enabling the integration of SAS Enterprise Guide with SAS Viya 4. We don't have any plans for adding any other new features in the foreseeable future. ... View more

Thank you for your product suggestion for SAS Enterprise Guide. We have evaluated your suggestion and at this moment in time there are no plans to implement this in the foreseeable future. ... View more

Thank you for your product suggestion for SAS Enterprise Guide. You can change Windows font type and font size globally using Windows Settings app. We have evaluated your suggestion and at this moment in time there are no plans to implement this at the SAS Enterprise Guide level in the foreseeable future.  ... View more

Thank you for your product suggestion for SAS Enterprise Guide. We have evaluated your suggestion and at this moment in time there are no plans to implement this in the foreseeable future. ... View more

Hello @u63641135 , You must create your subfolder under Files (Home) not sasuser.v94. From the screen shot you provided, it looks like you are trying to create a folder under sasuser.v94.    Make sure Files (Home) is selected when you try to create your new subfolder.   Good Luck!   ... View more

@AhmedAl_Attar wrote: This is one of the attractive security feature of Citrix, and it can be one of the most restricting/limiting/frustrating feature for users!  Namely the latter. 😞   Thank you for your reply Ahmed ... I will chase up the admins then.    Cheers   ... View more

@AhmedAl_Attar wrote: [...] Open a Terminal window connected to the SAS Linux server. You can do this via any SSH client software, alternatively you can use the SSH command from the windows CMD window [...] This way it should be clear where the issue is, rather than getting mixed signals 🙂 [...] Hello Ahmed! Thank you very much for your reply. You are all correct. But most unfortunately I do not have any access to the  server but through EG. So my attempt to use the X command is the closest thing to the approach you suggested. I have reported the results above. Cheers ... View more

it worked fine, Apreciate it. need one more help in same way after adding '%include "path/aaa.sas";' can we change 'USER="&userid" ORAPW="&pswd"' to "abcd=xyz" in same code it makes job compete. Thanks. ... View more

@fja - I'm not familiar with how this is done on Unix, but looks like that has been answered by @Quentin and @Tom . On Windows, sharing is available out of the box and just requires the right permissions. For example I can look at any D drive of any of our Windows SAS servers by typing \\MySASServer1\D$ into Windows Explorer on any Windows computer on the company IT network. Drives can also be folder shares in which case I could type \\MySASServer1\MySASDrive1$. ... View more

Thank you for compiling this agian, Tom. Of course most of us know this from working with DOS in the 80ies ... but (at least for me) it does come as a surprise that naming directories like that still causes problems nowadays ... and that in a completely different context (i.e. git).  I think your well written contribution is a perfect reminder ... let me mark it as a solution for the problem described in the original posting. Cheers ... View more