SAS(R) 9.2 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide
- What's New in System Administration for the SAS 9.2 Intelligence Platform
Getting Started- Introduction to the SAS Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide
- About the SAS Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide
- Prerequisites for Using the SAS Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide
- Accessibility Features in the SAS Intelligence Platform Products
- Understanding the State of Your System
- Overview of the State of Your System
- Overview of SAS Management Console
- Overview of SAS Deployment Manager and SAS Web Administration Console
- Overview of the SAS Metadata Server and Its Initial Configuration
- Overview of SAS Application Server Components and Their Initial Configuration
- Overview of Other SAS Servers and Spawners
- Overview of Ports
- Overview of the Configuration Directory Structure
- Overview of Configuration Files
- Overview of Initial Roles, Groups, and Users
- Who Can Do What
- About Security for System Administration Tasks
- Who Can Do What in the Metadata Manager Plug-in
- Who Can Do What in the Server Manager Plug-in
- About Adding Users to the SAS Administrators Group
- Requirements for Accessing a Standard Workspace Server
- Clearing the Credentials Cache
- What to Do Next: Administration Tasks
- Starting, Stopping, and Checking the Status of Servers
- Operating Your Servers
- Overview of Server Operation
- Running Servers as Windows Services
- Starting and Stopping SAS Servers on z/OS
- Using the sas.servers Script on UNIX or z/OS to Start or Stop All Servers
- Running Servers as UNIX Daemons
- Using Scripts to Operate SAS Servers Individually
- Using SAS Management Console to Operate SAS Servers
- Starting and Stopping Web Application Servers
- Checking the Status of Servers
- About Checking the Status of Servers
- Use a Server Script to Display the Status of a Server or Spawner
- Checking the Access State of the SAS Metadata Server
- Checking the Access State of Metadata Repositories and the Repository Manager
- Check the Status of the Object Spawner
- Validate the SAS Metadata Server, SAS Workspace Servers, SAS Pooled Workspace Servers, SAS Stored Process Servers, and SAS OLAP Servers
- Validate the SAS Content Server
- System Monitoring and Logging
- Monitoring the Activity of SAS Servers
- About SAS Server Monitoring
- Using SAS Management Console to Monitor SAS Servers
- Using the Server Performance Counters and Information Fields
- Using the SAS OLAP Server Monitor
- Using Third-Party Products to Monitor SAS Servers
- Administering Logging for SAS Servers
- About Server Logging
- About Metadata Server Loggers
- Enabling Server Logging
- Initial Logging Configuration for SAS Servers
- Modifying Your Server Logging Configurations
- Enable More Detailed Logging for Server Troubleshooting
- Create a Log File for Workspace Server Troubleshooting
- Enable More Detailed Logging for SAS Object Spawner Troubleshooting
- Collecting ARM Log Information for SAS Data Integration Studio Jobs
- Collecting ARM Log Information in SAS OLAP Servers
- Audit Server Logging Level Changes That Originate in Client Applications
- Capture Metadata Server Management Events in the System Facility Appender
- Capture XML Information in the SAS Metadata Server Log
- Backing Up and Restoring Your System
- Best Practices for Backing Up and Restoring Your System
- About Backups and Restores
- About the Metadata Server Backup and Restore Utilities
- Using Operating System Commands to Back Up the Metadata Server
- About Using the Export SAS Package Wizard to Back Up Specific SAS Folders
- Best Practices for Backing Up Your SAS System
- Best Practices for Restoring Your System
- Using the Backup Wizard
- About the Backup Wizard
- Summary of Procedures for Using the Backup Wizard
- Ensure Appropriate User Credentials
- Use the Backup Wizard to Define a Backup Job and a Corresponding Restore Job
- Manage Backup and Restore Jobs That Were Created by the Wizard
- Run a Backup or a Restore Job That Was Created by the Wizard
- Troubleshooting the Backup Wizard
- Use Schedule Manager to Schedule a Backup Job That Was Created by the Backup Wizard
- Using the %OMABAKUP Macro
- About %OMABAKUP
- What %OMABAKUP Does
- Ensuring Appropriate User Credentials
- Running the backupServer.sas and restoreServer.sas Programs
- Error Logging
- Writing Custom Programs Using %OMABAKUP
- Warning Messages
- %OMABAKUP Macro: Reference
- Manually Restoring an Unresponsive SAS Metadata Server
- Optimizing the Performance of the SAS Metadata Server
- Using Configuration Settings to Optimize Metadata Server Performance
- Overview of Performance-Related Configuration Settings
- Configuring the Number of Threads Used by the Metadata Server
- Configuring Metadata Server Journaling
- Managing Metadata Server Performance
- Managing SAS Metadata Repositories
- SAS Metadata Repositories
- About SAS Metadata Repositories
- About SAS Metadata Repository Access Modes
- Create a Custom Repository
- Change the Properties of a Metadata Repository
- Copying, Promoting, Importing, and Exporting Your Metadata
- Moving a Metadata Repository to a New Location on the Same Metadata Server
- Porting a Metadata Repository to a Different Host Environment
- Registering a Metadata Repository
- Unregistering a Metadata Repository
- Deleting a Metadata Repository
- Using the Replication Wizard
- About the Replication Wizard
- Setting Up the Target (Lev2) Environment for a Replication Job
- Setting Up the Source (Lev1) Environment for a Replication Job
- Running the Replication Wizard
- Troubleshooting a Replication Job
- Modify a Saved Replication Job
- Run a Saved Replication Job
- Modifying Metadata in the Target Repository After Running a Replication Job
- Copying and Deploying Associated Content and Data Following a Replication Job
- What Happens When You Run a Replication Job?
- Performing a Reverse Replication
- Deleting a Replication Job
- Managing Metadata Content
- Working with SAS Folders
- About the SAS Folder Structure
- Best Practices for Managing SAS Folders
- Best Practices for Maintaining Associations Among Objects in SAS Folders
- Customizing Your Folder Structure
- Using the Promotion Tools
- Overview of Promotion Tools
- Special Considerations for Promoting Metadata
- Special Considerations for Promoting Metadata From SAS 9.1.3 to SAS 9.2
- Preparing to Use the Promotion Tools
- How to Access the Promotion Tools
- Using the Export SAS Package and Import SAS Package Wizards: Example Usage Scenario
- Using the Batch Export and Import Tools
- Troubleshooting the Promotion Tools
- Appendixes
- Default SAS Ports
- Overview
- Default Port Numbers for SAS Servers and Spawners
- Default Port Numbers for Third-Party Software
- Port Numbering in a Multiple-Level Environment
- Reference: Configuration Directories
- Introduction to the Configuration Directory Reference
- Contents of the Levn Subdirectory
- Contents of the Metadata Server Subdirectory (SASMeta)
- Contents of the Application Server Subdirectory (SASApp or SASMain)
- Contents of the Web Subdirectory
- Default Locations for Server Logs
- Configuration Files
- Options for the Metadata Server Invocation Command
- Recommended Reading
- Glossary
Index here
| Product | Release |
|---|---|
| SAS Enterprise Data Integration Server | 4.2 |
| SAS BI Server | 4.2 |
| SAS Metadata Server | 9.2 |
| SAS Data Integration Server | 4.2 |
| SAS Enterprise BI Server | 4.2 |
- Type
- Administration and Configuration
- Copyright Date
- February 2009
- Last Updated
- 15Nov2009
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Use a Server Script to Display the Status of a Server or Spawner
To display the status of a server or spawner from a command line, you can use the -status option of the script for that server or spawner. For details, see Using Scripts to Operate SAS Servers Individually.
On UNIX and z/OS, you can use the -status option of the sas.servers script to display the status of all servers and spawners on a machine. For details, see Use the sas.servers Script to Start, Stop, or Restart All Servers or to Display the Status of Servers.
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