Upgrading or Uninstalling the SAS Studio Basic Edition

Where Are My Customizations Saved?

You might have made some user modifications to the SAS Studio Basic Edition. These customizations are saved in the usermods files in SAS-Studio-configuration-directory\workspaceserver. If you upgrade or uninstall the SAS Studio Basic Edition, these files are copied to the SAS-Studio-configuration-directory\userdata directory. As a result, these files are not overwritten when you upgrade the SAS Studio Basic Edition, and these files are not deleted when you uninstall the SAS Studio Basic Edition.

Uninstall the SAS Studio Basic Edition

Stop all services.
- In Windows environments, use the SASStudioWebAppServer and SASStudioSpawner options in the Control Panel.
- In UNIX environments, run SAS-configuration-directory/sasstudio.sh stop at the command prompt.
To start the SAS Deployment Manager, run SASHome/SASDeploymentManager/9.4/sasadm.sh at the command prompt.
In the Select SAS Deployment Manager Task step, select Uninstall SAS Software.
In the Select SAS Products to Uninstall step, verify that all products are selected.
Complete the remaining steps in the SAS Deployment Manager and click Finish.
To clean up all files in the SASHome directory:
- In Windows operating environments, you can delete the directories by using the del command or by using Windows Explorer.
- In UNIX operating environments, enter rm —rf SASHome at the command prompt. Alternatively, you can remove only the contents of this directory and leave the directory in place.
To clean up all files in the configuration directory:
- In Windows operating environments, you can delete the directories by using the del command or by using Windows Explorer.
- In UNIX operating environments, enter rm —rf configuration-directory at the command prompt. Alternatively, you can remove only the contents of this directory and leave the directory in place.