What’s New in SAS Environment Manager 2.1
Overview
SAS Environment Manager
has the following new features and enhancements:
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Support for managing metadata access
has been added.
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The user definition process has
been simplified, with all users created in SAS metadata, rather than
in SAS Environment Manager.
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Synchronization between users defined
in certain groups in metadata and user definitions in SAS Environment
Manager has been added.
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A new account for communication
with the SAS Environment Manager agent has been added.
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Support for creating folders and
editing the properties of metadata objects has been added.
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Support for metadata clusters has
been added.
Managing Metadata Access
Selecting an object
in the
Administration tab enables you to
manage metadata access for that object. The tasks that you can perform
include the following:
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applying access control templates
(ACTs) to metadata objects
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applying explicit controls to objects
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managing repository-level controls
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Metadata User Synchronization
Users in SAS Environment
Manager are now mapped to users created in SAS metadata. During installation,
three user groups are created in SAS metadata to contain SAS Environment
Manager users. Users that are members of these groups are mapped to
user definitions in SAS Environment Manager with corresponding roles.
A synchronization function has also been added. When users are added
to one of the supported groups in metadata, the synchronization function
creates a corresponding user definition in SAS Environment and assigns
the user to the correct role.
Agent Communication Account
A new user ID, sasevs@saspw,
is now used to communicate with the SAS Environment Manager agent.
The ID is created in metadata and in SAS Environment Manager during
installation.
Metadata Object Management
In addition to viewing
the properties of metadata objects, some of those properties can now
be edited. Properties that can be edited include the following:
Folders to contain metadata objects
can also be added, updated, or deleted.
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