On machines where components
of a SAS Application Server are installed, the
Lev
n directory
contains an application server subdirectory. A SAS Application Server
is a logical entity that contains specific servers (for example, a
SAS Workspace Server and a SAS Stored Process Server) that execute
SAS code. Application server subdirectories are named as follows:
-
SASApp
is
the default name that the SAS Deployment Wizard assigns to directory
for the first application server. If you assigned a different name
when you ran the SAS Deployment Wizard, then the subdirectory is named
accordingly.
-
If you configure more than one
application server, then the SAS Deployment Wizard creates additional
directories that correspond to each of the application server names.
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If you have a single-machine installation
that was migrated from SAS 9.1.3, then the application server subdirectory
is called
SASMain
.
Note: The machine where the metadata
server is installed includes an additional SAS Application Server
called SASMeta that is reserved for specialized use.
The
SASApp
or
SASMain
subdirectory
contains the following items:
-
-
some or all of the following subdirectories,
depending on which SAS servers have been configured.
-
a
Data
subdirectory,
which you can use to store data to be used by components of this application
server.
-
a
SASEnvironment
subdirectory
for storing the following elements of the run-time environment for
SAS code that runs on the application server:
-
a
SASCode
subdirectory,
which you can use as the deployment directory for SAS Data Integration
Studio jobs that are deployed for scheduling. This directory contains
a
Jobs
subdirectory to store jobs and
a
Steps
subdirectory to store the SAS
code for each job step. These directories enable source code to be
shared among developers on a project.
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a
SASFormats
subdirectory
where you can store SAS format and informat catalogs for use by applications,
such as SAS Data Integration Studio and SAS Information Map Studio,
that execute code on the application server.
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a
SASMacro
subdirectory,
where you can store user-created SAS autocall macros that are invoked
by SAS code running on the application server.