Using Search Folders and Favorites Folders
Search folders (new with SAS 9.3) are
represented by the following icon: 
. The Search tab in SAS Management
Console, which is also new with SAS 9.3, enables users to search for
metadata objects based on object names, locations, descriptions, object
types, creation or modification dates, keywords, and responsibilities.
After performing a search, click the Save button
on the Search tab to specify a folder and
location in which to store the search criteria. Opening a search
folder causes the search to be rerun and updated search results to
appear.
. The Search tab in SAS Management
Console, which is also new with SAS 9.3, enables users to search for
metadata objects based on object names, locations, descriptions, object
types, creation or modification dates, keywords, and responsibilities.
After performing a search, click the Save button
on the Search tab to specify a folder and
location in which to store the search criteria. Opening a search
folder causes the search to be rerun and updated search results to
appear.
Favorites folders (new with SAS 9.3)
are represented by the following icon: 
. Favorites folders enable users to store references
to often-used metadata objects. To create a Favorites folder, right-click
a folder in the SAS Folders tree (for example, your personal folder),
select New
Favorites
Folder, and specify a folder name. Users
can further organize favorites by selecting New Favorites
Group when a Favorites folder is selected. To store a
favorite, right-click the Favorites folder (or Favorites group), select Add
Favorite, and navigate to the object that you want to
reference.
. Favorites folders enable users to store references
to often-used metadata objects. To create a Favorites folder, right-click
a folder in the SAS Folders tree (for example, your personal folder),
select NewFavorites
Folder, and specify a folder name. Users
can further organize favorites by selecting New Favorites
Group when a Favorites folder is selected. To store a
favorite, right-click the Favorites folder (or Favorites group), select Add
Favorite, and navigate to the object that you want to
reference.