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Adding Environment Variables to Server Invocations
You can add operating system environment variables and other shell-level functionality to a stored process server, workspace server, pooled workspace server, and OLAP server, by modifying the corresponding _usermods.sh (.bat) files provided in the server's configuration directory.
This can be useful for situations such as when you have to set an environment variable in order to access a third-party DBMS.
Because the _usermods files are sourced within each of the server wrapper scripts, the server inherits any logic or environment. SAS preserves _usermods files during software updates and migrations, unlike the server wrapper scripts, which SAS overwrites. For this reason, we discourage editing the wrapper scripts.
The USERMODS_OPTIONS= variable is used in the _usermods file to alter the SAS command line to invoke the server.
For more information, see About Other SAS Server Configuration Files in the SAS Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide.
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