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SAS Stored Processes
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SAS Stored Processes

STPSRVGETN

Returns the numeric value of a server property

Syntax
Arguments
Details
Examples

Syntax

VALUE = STPSRVGETN( valuecode )

Note: The APPSRVGETN function can be used in place of STPSRVGETN. This feature is provided in order to enable you to convert existing SAS/IntrNet programs to stored processes.


Arguments

valuecode
is the character string name of the property.

Details

The STPSRVGETN function takes one character string property and returns a numeric string result.

Examples

SAS Statements Results 
dsesstimeout=stpsrvgetn('default 
   session timeout');
put dsesstimeout=;
 
dsesstimeout=900
 
sessmaxtimeout=stpsrvgetn('maximum 
   session timeout');
put sessmaxtimeout=;
 
sessmaxtimeout=3600
 
session=stpsrvgetn('session 
   timeout');
put session=;
 
session=900
 
maxconreqs=stpsrvgetn('maximum 
   concurrent requests');
put maxconreqs=;
 
maxconreqs=1
 
deflrecl=stpsrvgetn('default 
   output lrecl');
put deflrecl=;
 
deflrecl=65535
 
version=stpsrvgetn('version');
put version=;
 
version=9.1