If you need to display the login link on the portal after a user has logged out, Angela has posted how to do it here:
Save User Frustration by adding the magic ‘Log (back) In’ button
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JMP is bundled with SAS Enterprise Miner in both 9.2 & 9.3
Oct
10
10
I blogged a while ago about some changes to the SAS licensing with SAS adding a few more capabilities at no extra charge (didn’t even need to buy the steak knives 
One of the things I mentioned was that JMP is now bundled as part of SAS Enterprise Miner (to match your EM client license).
But I wasn’t sure if it covered SAS 9.2 and 9.3 or just 9.3.
Just had confirmation today from SAS Contracts that its is bundled in both SAS 9.2 and 9.3.
You may need to go and ask for a separate download key as it didn’t come in the standard 9.2 download I just did, but ask away cause its yours!
SAS Addin for Microsoft Office – Requires WRS to be installed
I was doing some testing of the new Addin to Microsoft Office (AMO) 4.3/M3 a week or two ago and specifically the addin for Outlook.
When trying to open a SAS Report (.srx) in Outlook we got this error.
Looks like the SAS AMO 4.3 plugin relies on the Web Report Studio web services that automatically get installed when you install the Web tier.
The issue of course is this customer is only using AMO and has not deployed any of the web tier, but in good optimal practice are using Information Maps and .srx reports (created via Enterprise Guide).
So looks like using Outlook to access these .srx is out.
Now I know Kiwi’s (New Zealanders) are known for their number 8 wire approaches and also being frugal (a large number are of course descended from the Scots , so a number of NZ customers have purchased BI Server and only implemented the SAS Server, Enterprise Guide and AMO, as that meets their current needs. In these cases it looks like using the Outlook version is out of the question.
And with SAS announcing an AMO/EG only offering again use of .srx reports is out im guessing.
Anyway one positive is after playing briefly with the Outlook capability on my test server, I can actually see the Outlook capability taking over from the Portal eventually. Why would users want to login to the Portal to get their reports when they can access them directly from within Outlook where they spend so much of their time?
Uninstalling SAS 9.2 on Windows – Be Gone Damn Spot!
Jan
11
11
If you have the pleasure of installing SAS on a Windows server and then trying to uninstall and reinstall it multiple times, you will know that the uninstall process is time consuming and painful.
You have to go through the standard windows add/remove programs process for each SAS component/product, or restore a clean copy of the server image in the pre-install state.
(Now why would you do this multiple times you ask, well often becuase you have mucked up the install or you are trying to install a version of SAS that matches your client to test something for them or you)
SAS have issued a tech note that makes life so much easier:
The wizard assumes a raft of defaults that you will probably need to overide (i.e c:\) but provides parameter options to let you do this.
And of course if you are on Linux/Unix then there is no Windows registry to get in the way, so ignore the tool and just delete the files!
You can’t schedule SAS 9.2/4.2 EG projects on windows x64
Sep
09
09
### Update from Chris @ SAS via comment “We did fix this issue for Enterprise Guide 4.2 maintenance 2 (4.22, released around Sept 2009) — so that EG will add a reference to the correct version of cscript. And of course, it’s correct in 4.3.” ###
Customer picked up an issue with not being able to schedule EG 4,2 projects successfully on Windows 64 bit operating systems.
SAS Support have posted a note:
http://support.sas.com/kb/35/654.html
Which outlines a workaround to manually create a .bat file to run the scheduled projects.
SAS ITRM 9.2/3.2 is here – tada!
Sep
08
08
We have been waiting for the release of ITRM 3.2 (the SAS 9.2 compatible version) so we can evaluate it for a customer.
As I have mentioned before we were a little disappointed in the fact that most of the great out-of-the-box content that was in ITRM 2.7 (SAS 8), didn’t seem to make it into ITRM 3.1 (SAS 9.1).
ITRM 3.2 is going to fix all that and wahoo it has been released, doco available at :
http://support.sas.com/documentation/onlinedoc/itsv/index.html
One of our other requirements was integration with Microsoft SCOM logging, which again is available in the new release.
So we have ordered the download order number, we will install it and see.
Dataflux and eDI 9.2, free upgrade (no fries with that sorry)
Jul
16
16
If you are using Dataflux as part of your SAS 9.2 Enterprise Data Integration (eDI) license then when you downlaod (or receive) your install depot you will have DF Studio 8.1 and Dataflux Integration Server 8.1.
The current Dataflux release is 8.2 and it is certified with SAS 9.2 so make sure you get a support login to the Dataflux website and download the 8.2 install executable and install that version.
SAS 9.2 and Weblogic (10.3 or not to 10.3 that is the question)
May
24
24
I have been doing an install of SAS 9.2 eBI using Weblogic.
In all the SAS 9.2 install documentation from SAS it mentions Weblogic 9.2, but if you check out:
Oracle WebLogic Server Support for SAS 9.2
You will see Oracle Weblogic 10.3 is supported. And when you download the install depot from SAS it will actually downloads Weblogic 10.3 in the thirdparty directory for you.
But when you follow the instructions and try and do the install you will probably get an error when the Install Wizard is configuring the web packages.
If you check the install/configure logs you will see this error:
Problem invoking WLST – ava.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError:
Bad version number in .class file
It seems although the install screen asks you for a location to the 1.5 version of the JDK, you actually need the 1.6 version of the JDK for it to work with Weblogic 10.3, according to this tech support note:
Usage Note 36538: The SAS® Deployment Wizard fails when you use Java Development Kit 1.5 with Oracle WebLogic Server 10.3
So when going through the wizard, point to the JDK 1.6 and you are away.
SAS 9.2 – Connecting to Enterprise Miner 6.1
Mar
10
10
When connecting to SAS Enterprise Miner 5.x on SAS 9.1.x you normally entered a connection string that was the EM servername followed by the port, with the standard port being :5199.
With SAS Enterprise Miner 6.1 on SAS 9.2 the standard port changed to :6412 (for a Lev1 environment)
SAS Portal 4.2 open access (Public Kiosk part duex, the return of the Public Kiosk)
Sep
30
30
I posted earlier about the removal of the Public Kiosk in SAS 9.2 / Portal 4.2.
All the feedback I got stated that they turned off the Public Kiosk in SAS 9.1.3 / Portal 2.x as a matter of course.
Just noticed a SAS Tech support notice “Enabling unchallenged access to content in SAS® Information Delivery Portal 4.2” which outlines how to allow access to the portal without the need to login.
So obviously a few people still wanted it.
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