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| SAS/IntrNet 9.2: Application Dispatcher |
The APPSRV Procedure
The APPSRV procedure invokes the Application Server, which is the server component of the SAS/IntrNet Application Dispatcher. It is recommended that you use the inetcfg utility to set up a new Application Server. This utility creates a standard PROC APPSRV statement with reasonable default options that can be modified to meet your requirements. See the syntax documentation below for more information about these options.
Syntax
PROC APPSRV PORT=n <options>;
ADMINLIBS libref-1 | libref-1.catalog-1 | fileref-1 <...libref-n | libref-n.catalog-n | fileref-n>;
ALLOCATE FILE fileref <device-type> 'directory-or-PDS-path' <host-options>;
ALLOCATE LIBRARY libref <engine> 'SAS-data-library' <options>;
DATALIBS libref-1 | fileref-1 <...libref-n | fileref-n>;
LOG <DISPLAY=NONE | ERRORS | ALL> <SYMBOLS=NONE | ERRORS | ALL> <FILE=fileref> <APPEND | REPLACE>;
PROGLIBS libref-1 | libref-1.catalog-1 | fileref-1 <...libref-n | libref-n.catalog-n | fileref-n>;
REQUEST <INIT=program-name> <TERM=program-name> <LOGIN=program-name> <TIMEOUT=seconds> <MAXTIMEOUT=seconds> <READ=seconds> <FROMADR=("IP-address-1" <..."IP-address-n">)>;
SESSION <INIT=program-name> <INVSESS=program-name> <TERM=program-name> <TIMEOUT=seconds> <MAXTIMEOUT=seconds> <VERIFY=(variable-1 <...variable-n>)>;
STATISTICS CREATE=library.dataset <(data-set-options)>;
STATISTICS DATA=library.dataset <(data-set-options)> <ADDPORT> <EXITONERROR> <TEMPLATE=library.dataset <(data-set-options)>> <WRITECOUNT=n> <WRITEEVERY=n>;
| To do this | Use this statement | |
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| Declare which libraries, filerefs, and catalogs contain programs that can be run by an administrator using the _ADMINPW password | ADMINLIBS | |
| Define a file that the Application Server assigns | ALLOCATE FILE | |
| Define a library that the Application Server assigns | ALLOCATE LIBRARY | |
| Define librefs and filerefs that are available to all programs that are run by the Application Server | DATALIBS | |
| Control content and behavior of the Application Server log | LOG | |
| Declare which libraries, filerefs, and catalogs contain programs that can be run on the Application Server | PROGLIBS | |
| Control how a request is processed by the Application Server | REQUEST | |
| Control how a session is administered by the Application Server | SESSION | |
| Control writing of request statistics to a data set | STATISTICS | |
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