In your deployment of
SAS Studio Mid-Tier, you can have multiple SAS Workspace Servers.
Depending on where your content is saved, you might need to connect
to a different SAS Workspace Server. Once you select a SAS Workspace
Server, the selection persists, and this is your default SAS Workspace
Server when you launch SAS Studio. By default, SAS Studio connects
to the first available workspace server.
Note: If
you manually configured your servers, you must set the reconnect option
to allow SAS Studio to reconnect to a server. When you manually configure
your servers, the reconnect option is turned off by default, so if
a user must disconnect from a server, the user cannot reconnect to
that server.
To access the content
on a SAS Workspace Server, you must log on to the workspace server.
Note: If the workspace server is
not in the same authentication domain as the metadata server, the
logon for SAS Studio might not be valid for that workspace server.
In this case, a logon with a user name and password must exist in
the metadata for that user. The authentication domain of the logon
must match the authentication domain of the workspace server. An example
of when this might occur is when the middle tier and server tier are
on two different operating environments, such as Windows and UNIX.