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How Do I Locate My Site Number?

There are many different ways to locate your site number. These methods will vary, and will depend on your version of SAS^® software and on your operating system. Select your product from the list below:

--- Select your SAS software --- Base SAS® Products Dataflux^® Software JMP^® Software SAS^® Activity-Based Management SAS^® Add-In for Microsoft Office SAS^® AppDev Studio(TM) SAS/C^® Compiler SAS/C^® Cross-Platform Compiler for UNIX, Linux, and Windows SAS^® Data Integration Studio SAS^® Drug Development SAS^® Enterprise Guide® SAS^® Enterprise Miner(TM) SAS^®Enterprise Reporter® Software SAS^®Financial Intelligence SAS^® Forecast Studio SAS^® Human Capital Management SAS^® Information Delivery Portal SAS^® Information Map Studio SAS^® IT Resource Management SAS^® Learning Edition SAS^® Marketing Automation SAS^® Merchandise Planning SAS^® OLAP Cube Studio SAS^® OnDemand for Academics SAS^® Performance Management SAS^® Scalable Performance Data Server^® SAS^®Solutions for Supplier Intelligence SAS^®System 2000^®Data Management Software SAS^® Web OLAP Viewer for Java SAS^® Web OLAP Viewer for .NET SAS^®Web Report Studio SAS^® Web Report Viewer

Base SAS^® Products

If You Are Able to Launch SAS (three options—Option 1 is recommended)

• Option 1
  1. Browse the notes at the top of the SAS log.
  2. The site number will appear in the second note.
     
     NOTE: Copyright (c) 2002-2003 by SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA.
NOTE: SAS (r) 9.1 (TS1M3)
Licensed to Sample Company, Site 0000000001.

     
     

• Option 2
  1. In the SAS editor window, type the following code:
     
     %put &syssite;
     
     
  2. Select Run>Submit.
  3. Your site number will appear in the SAS log window.
     
     1 %put &syssite;
0000000001
     
     

• Option 3
  1. Select Help>About SAS X (X being the version of SAS).
  2. Click on the Siteinfo button.
  3. The Siteinfo information box, which contains the site number, will appear.

If You Are Unable to Launch SAS (four options)

• Option 1
  For SAS^®9 releases, browse the title and the body of the SAS Software Order e-mail that was sent to your SAS Installation Representative. To find your site number, search for the text "Tech. Support Site Number".
  
  
• Option 2
  For SAS^®9 releases, browse the Software Order Information sheet in your SAS Installation Kit. The information sheet should include the site number.
  
  
• Option 3
  For SAS 8 releases, browse the setinit license file. To find your site number, search for the text "SITE=".


• Option 4
  Browse your license file. Generally, the site number is near the top of the file. Note that the location and precise naming of the license file varies according to your operating system and SAS version. Below is an example of such a license file:

proc setinit release='9.1';
siteinfo name='Sample Company'
site=0000000001
osname='win' recreate warn=45 grace=45
birthday='31JAN2001'd expire='31DEC2007'd password=XXXXXXXX;
cpu model=' ' modnum=' ' serial=' ' name=CPU000;
expire 'prodnum000' 'orodnum001' 'prodnum002' 'prodnum003' 'prodnum004' 'prodnum005' 'prodnum006' 'prodnum007' 'prodnum008' 'prodnum010' 'prodnum012' 'prodnum013' 'prodnum015' 'prodnum016' '31dec2007'd / cpulist = cpu00;
save; run;




• Windows systems: SAS 6, SAS 7, SAS 8, SAS 8.1
  The SETINIT.SAS file is located in the !SASROOT\CORE\SASINST folder.
  
  
• Windows systems: SAS 8.2, SAS 9, SAS 9.1
  The SETINIT.SAS file is located in the !SASROOT\CORE\SASINST folder.
  
  
• UNIX systems
  The SETINIT.SAS file is located in the !SASROOT directory.
  
  
• z/OS
  Browse the RENEWPRM member of the Installation CNTL library, and search for the text "SITE=".
  
  
• OpenVMS
  After you open OpenVMS, the SETINIT.SAS file is located under the SAS$ROOT:[TOOLS] directory.
  
  
• Macintosh
  The SETINIT file is located in the SAS612\TOOLS folder.
  
  
• CMS
  Enter the following CMS command to locate the SETNAME SAS file: FILEL SERNAME SAS *
  
  

Dataflux^® Software

Note: There is no site number for Dataflux software. You can contact Technical Support through the Electronic Mail Interface to Technical Support (EMITS). Before you submit your electronic request, ensure that you specify the product value "Data Flux Data Quality Software" from the online form Product drop-down box in the text of your e-mail message.

JMP^® Software

Note: JMP software refers to the site number as a "serial number" or "site ID".

• Windows and Linux systems, JMP 5 and earlier:
  1. Launch JMP.
  2. Select Help>About JMP. The site number will appear.

• Windows and Linux systems, JMP 6 and later:
  1. Launch JMP.
  2. Select Help>About JMP.
  3. Click the User icon. The site number will appear.

• Macintosh OSX systems:
  1. Launch JMP.
  2. Select Help>About JMP. The site number will appear.

SAS^® Activity-Based Management

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Add-In for Microsoft Office

1. Launch your Microsoft Office product (Excel, Word, or PowerPoint).
2. Select Help>About SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office.
3. An information box with the site number will appear.

SAS^® AppDev Studio^™

Launch SAS (three options—Option 1 is recommended)

• Option 1
  1. Browse the notes at the top of the SAS log.
  2. The site number will appear in the second note.
     
     NOTE: Copyright (c) 2002-2003 by SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA.
NOTE: SAS (r) 9.1 (TS1M3)
Licensed to Sample Company, Site 0000000001.

     
     
• Option 2
  1. In the SAS editor window, type the following code:
     
     %put &syssite;
     
     
  2. Select Run>Submit.
  3. Your site number will appear in the SAS log window.
     
     1 %put &syssite;
0000000001
     
     
• Option 3
  1. Select Help>About SAS X (X being the version of SAS).
  2. Click the Siteinfo button.
  3. The Siteinfo information box, which contains the site number, will appear.

SAS/C^® Compiler

Refer to the first page of a compiler listing in SYSPRINT, just before the list of compiler options that are in effect.

SAS/C^® Cross-Platform Compiler for UNIX, Linux, and Windows

Execute the dset utility as described in the Installation Instructions, Appendix A.

The format for the dset utility command is: dset license_data_file.

SAS^® Data Integration Studio

1. Launch SAS Data Integration Studio.
2. Select Tools>Source Editor. Type the following code in the editor window:
   
   %put &syssite;
   
   
3. Click the Running Man icon on the toolbar to submit the code.
4. Click the Log tab at the bottom of the Source Editor window.
5. Search for "Site" to locate the string "Site <your site number>".
   

SAS^® Drug Development

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Enterprise Guide^®

• Option 1
  1. Launch SAS Enterprise Guide.
  2. Select Help>About SAS Enterprise Guide.
  3. An information box will appear which includes the site number.
  
  
• Option 2
  1. Launch SAS Enterprise Guide.
  2. In the code window, type in the following code:
     
     %put &syssite;
     
     
  3. Select Run>Submit.
  4. Your site number will appear in the SAS log window.

SAS^® Enterprise Miner^™

• Option 1
  1. Launch the SAS Enterprise Miner client.
  2. Select Help>Configuration.
  3. Search for "SAS Site Number" listed under information for the SAS Workspace Server.
  
  
• Option 2
  1. Launch the SAS Enterprise Miner client.
  2. Open any project.
  3. Select View>Log.
  4. Browse for "Site 0000000001" at the top of the log.

SAS^® Enterprise Reporter^® Software

1. Launch SAS Enterprise Reporter.
2. Select Help>View Enterprise Reporter Log. The site number is at the top of the log.

SAS^® Financial Intelligence

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Forecast Studio

1. Launch SAS Forecast Studio.
2. Select Help>About SAS Forecast Studio>Configuration Details.
3. Search for "SAS Site Number" listed under information for the SAS Workspace Server.

SAS^® Human Capital Management

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Information Delivery Portal

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Information Map Studio

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® IT Resource Management

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Learning Edition

The site number for SAS Learning Edition is 42234001.

Note: SAS does not provide technical support for SAS Learning Edition. Limited support for SAS Learning Edition is available via the Product Help links on the SAS Learning Edition Web site.

SAS^® Marketing Automation

1. Launch the Campaign Studio Client.
2. Select View>Logs. The log will display.
3. Locate the string "Site 0000000001".

SAS^® Merchandise Planning

Note: There is no site number for SAS Merchandise Planning software. However, you can contact Technical Support through the Electronic Mail Interface to Technical Support (EMITS). Before you submit your electronic request, ensure that you speficy the product value as "SAS Merchandise Planning" in the text of your e-mail message.

SAS^® OLAP Cube Studio

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® OnDemand for Academics

The site number for SAS OnDemand for Academics is 00700315.

SAS^® Performance Management

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Scalable Performance Data Server^®

1. Navigate to the !SPDSROOT/lic directory.
2. Browse the file spds.lic.
3. The file should contain the site number.
   Note: !SPDSROOT is the root directory into which SAS Scalable Performance Data Server is installed.

SAS^® Solutions for Supplier Intelligence

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® System 2000^® Data Management Software

Browse the S2K. SOURCE data set in the member SETBTEXT. This data set should contain the site number.

SAS® Web OLAP Viewer for Java

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Web OLAP Viewer for .NET

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Web Report Studio

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

SAS^® Web Report Viewer

1. If your Base SAS software is accessible, launch SAS and browse the contents of your SAS log. The site number should appear in the second note.
2. Search for the site number in the logs of either a metadata server, workspace server, or stored process server.
3. If you do not have access to a server log file, or the server log file does not contain the site number, you should contact the SAS Installation Representative at your site or call SAS Technical Support.

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