I see. I checked with the developers responsible for SAS Studio Repositories. They confirmed that the repository content is served via HTTP. An alternative you may want to consider is defining a global folder shortcut. You could store bits of code in SAS files stored in a read-only network location. Then, define a global folder shortcut to that location. It would show up for all SAS Studio users at your site. This is not a perfect substitute for Snippets. It may meet your need. Thanks, Shannon ... View more

SAS Studio Repositories are accessed via HTTP.  You will need a web hosting service to use them.  A simple file system will will not suffice.   There are several free, easy to deploy web servers available for download.  Personally, I have had success with Apache Tomcat.   -Shannon ... View more

Hi Raj,   There was a change made in the Chrome 51 which caused many applications across the Internet to hang.  Unfortunately, this hit SAS Studio, the interfacet to SAS University Edition.  This evening a patch was released to Chrom 51, which resolves the issue that caused SAS Studio to hang on the Loading screen.   The version of Chrome with the issue is Version 51.0.2704.63.  The version with the fix is Version 51.0.2704.79.   If you go to Help->About Google Chrome, your Chrome version should be updated automatically.   Hope this helps, Shannon ... View more

The issue is that SASUSER is read-only in this setup. Try writing you dataset out to WORK or any other library you have defined, e.g. data work.testscores and data work.fitness. ... View more

Hi @Tom, We took a look at this in SAS Studio 3.4 and SAS Studio 3.5. Opening a program with a + in the name is not supported in either version, along with a set of other characters. I have recommend that consideration be made for a change in behavior to allow for the use of the + in a future SAS Studio release. I checked the doc, too. I did not find a list of characters that are prohibited, other than a list of characters that are prohibited in FTP names; see the Using the Navigation Pane section in the Using SAS Studio section of the SAS Studio User's Guide for that list. I am recommending that the doc be updated to give the limitations of the Server Files and Folders tree. At this point, for your version of SAS Studio, I do not have a work-around to offer other than renaming the file. I wish I could have come back with better news. -Shannon ... View more

HI @Tom, What version of SAS Studio are you using? ... View more

Hi Regina, I've seen #1 before, but not lately. Not sure what's going on with #2. I can take a look, if you can let me know the answers to the following questions... Are you using SAS University Edition? If you select the About SAS Studio menu item from the main application menu, which version of SAS Studio is displayed in the About dialog? Thanks, Shannon ... View more