Setting Configuration Properties

To set the configuration properties, you must edit the config.properties file in the configuration directory for SAS Studio. The location of this file depends on the edition of SAS Studio.

Edition of SAS Studio	Location of `config.properties` File
Mid-Tier (Enterprise)	Windows: `Config\Lev1\Web\WebAppServer\SASServer1_1\sas_webapps\sas.sasstudio.war\config\config.properties` UNIX: `Config/Lev1/Web/WebAppServer/SASServer1_1/sas_webapps/sas.sasstudio.war/config/config.properties`
Basic	Windows: `SASHome\SASStudioBasic\version\war\config\config.properties` UNIX: `SASHome/SASStudioBasic/version/war/config/config.properties`
Single User	Windows: `SASHome\SASStudioSingleUser\version\war\config\config.properties`

After editing the config.properties file, restart the web application server for the Mid-Tier (Enterprise) and Basic editions.By default, the SASServer2_1 is the web application server for the Mid-Tier edition, but this name could be different in your environment. SASStudioWebAppServer is the web application server for the Basic edition. For the Basic edition, also restart the SAS Object Spawner (called SASStudioSpawner) and the SAS Web Application Server (called SASStudioWebAppServer).

For the Single-User edition to shut down the embedded web application server, right-click Server Icon in the System Tray

in the system tray and select Stop Server. Then restart by selecting Start

Programs

SAS

SAS Studio 3.5 (n-bit). In this example, n is 32 or 64, depending on whether you have a 32-bit or 64-bit order.

Note: If you reinstall or reconfigure SAS Studio, any customizations in the config.properties file are lost. Before you upgrade to a new release of SAS Studio or reconfigure SAS Studio, record any changes that you made to the config.properties file. After you reinstall or reconfigure SAS Studio, you must edit the config.properties file again.

Last updated: May 9, 2017