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| Using SAS/CONNECT Script Files |
Using a Script to Start and Stop SAS/CONNECT
You can start and stop SAS/CONNECT by using the supplied sample scripts, which are located in the following default directories where your SAS software is installed:
| Windows | !sasext0\CONNECT\SASLINK |
| z/OS | prefix.CTMISC |
| OpenVMS | SAS$ROOT:[TOOLS] |
| UNIX | !sasroot/misc/connect |
Note: The term !sasroot is not part of
the pathname.
It represents the name of the directory where SAS is installed at your site. ![[cautionend]](../../../../common/61991/HTML/default/images/cautend.gif)
All sample scripts start and stop SAS/CONNECT. A sign-on script prompts you for a user ID and password to sign on to a server. You must sign on to the server before you can run a manual sign-on script.
Script names are derived from the access method and the operating environment that the server session runs under; for example, TCPTSO.SCR identifies the TCP/IP access method and a TSO server.
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