| Writing a Stored Process |
| Category: | Character |
| Syntax | |
| Arguments | |
| Details | |
| Examples |
Syntax |
| STPSRVSET(valuecode, newvalue) |
Note:
The
APPSRVSET function can be used instead of STPSRVSET. This feature is provided
in order to enable you to convert existing SAS/IntrNet programs to stored
processes. The following Application Dispatcher properties are not supported
by the SAS Stored Process Server: REQUIRE COOKIE, REQUEST TIMEOUT, and AUTOMATIC
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is the character string name of the property.
is the numeric string name of the property.
The following table lists the valid properties for valuecode and provides a description of each.
| Details |
The STPSRVSET function takes one character string property and one numeric string property and returns a numeric string result. The return code is zero for success, nonzero for failure.
| Examples |
| SAS Statements |
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rc=stpsrvset('session timeout',900); |
rc=stpsrvset('program error',256); |
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