SASDIStudioJobReports/batch
,
locate the job statistics properties file for your operating system
environment (for example, DIStudioJobStats.properties.Windows). Copy
this file to DIStudioJobStats.Properties.
DIStudioJobStats.logdir=
.
Update this property to point to the location of the logs for your
batch server. For example:
SAS-configuration-directory/Lev1/SASApp/BatchServer
).
In this file, check the FileNamePattern parameter of the RollingFileAppender
configuration. If a unique location is not specified in this parameter,
specify a location such as SAS-configuration-directory/Lev1/SASApp/BatchServer/Logs
.
DIStudioJobStats.password=
.
Update this property with the password of the user that is specified
in DIStudioJobStats.user=
. The password should
be encrypted using SAS proprietary 32-bit encryption. To obtain the
encrypted password, use PROC PWENCODE. Specify the encrypted password
as shown in the following example:
SASDIStudioJobReports/batch
,
locate the file joblogsFlow.sas. Open this file in the SAS Program
Editor or a text editor, and find the LIBNAME statement. Update the
LIBNAME statement to specify the directory location for the job statistics
data sets. This should be the same path that you specified in step 1.c. For
example:
DIStudioJobStats
folder,
which was created in Step 5: Import BI Reporting Objects from DIStudioJobStats.spk. Then select Import SAS
Package.
C:\SASDIStudioJobStoredProcesses
).
Click OK.
User who is specified
in the DIStudioJobStats.user property of DIStudioJobStats.Properties, and who runs joblogsFlow.bat or joblogsFlow.sh
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User who is specified
in the DIStudioJobStats.user property of DIStudioJobStats.Properties, and who runs joblogsFlow.bat or joblogsFlow.sh (for example, sassrv)
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User who is specified
in the DIStudioJobStats.user property of DIStudioJobStats.Properties, and who runs joblogsFlow.bat or joblogsFlow.sh
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1Required only if you will be using SAS Web Report Studio to generate reports. |