/* This program segment creates the SAS data file WORK.A, which is a list of all the libraries that clients of the server are accessing. */ libname sasadmin server=shr1; data a; set sasadmin.library; where users > '0'; run;
OPT
libname test userid=tbass password=_PROMPT_;For details about the LIBNAME statement, see LIBNAME Statement.
30Apr2008:10:42:44.060 Usage statistics for user TIM(1): Active time: 0:00:01.0394
30Apr2008:10:52:31.040 Usage statistics for user MIKE(2): Bytes transferred: 40,052 K
30Apr2008:11:15:44.020 Usage statistics for user JOE(3): Elapsed time: 0:22:57.6912
30Apr2008:13:22:04.060 Usage statistics for user STEPHEN(4): Messages processed: 15
30Apr2008:15:14:12.898 GISELLE(14) in "SQL"(13) has issued select flight, date, depart from home.chicago where flight='202' to SQLVIEW.
043131
identifies a PROC SERVER start-up operation. 30Apr2008:08:28:20.911 043131 SAS server SHR1 started
proc PWENCODE in="srvmach"; run; {sas001}c2Vydm1hY2g=The clear-text password
srvmach
is specified in the PROC PWENCODE statement.
The output is generated in the form {key}encoded-password. sas001 is the key, which
is used to decode the encoded password to its clear-text form when
the password is needed.
proc PWENCODE in="srvmach"; run; {sas001}c2Vydm1hY2g=The clear-text password
srvmach
is specified in the PROC PWENCODE statement.
The output is generated in the form {key}encoded-password. sas001 is the key, which
is used to decode the encoded password to its clear-text form when
the password is needed.
SERVER
NOTTCP
proc PWENCODE in="srvmach"; run; {sas001}c2Vydm1hY2g=The clear-text password
srvmach
is specified in the PROC PWENCODE statement.
The output is generated in the form {key}encoded-password. sas001 is the key, which
is used to decode the encoded password to its clear-text form when
the password is needed.