In SAS^® 9.2 TS2M3, the right mouse button functionality is disabled when running SAS^® Stored Processes from the Welcome page of the SAS Stored Process Web Application. This functionality was available prior to SAS 9.2 TS2M3.

The following suggestions provide some alternatives.

1. Position your cursor on some "white space" in the Web browser window. Then, press CTRL and click the right mouse button to display a Context Menu.
2. The above approach will not permit you to display a Context Menu if you position your cursor on the name of a SAS Stored Process and press Ctrl and click the right mouse button. As an example, you cannot open a Content Menu that provides the option to Open in New Window to display the SAS Stored Process output in a new Web browser window.
3. You can use the following approach to open a new Web browser window to display the SAS Stored Process output. At the top of the new window you can view the URL that is used to execute the SAS Stored Process.

   Using your Web browser, enter the following URL where you provide your site specific information in place of "your-server:8080":

   http://your-server:8080/SASStoredProcess/do?_action=tree,form,properties,execute

   In the tree structure, drill down and select the SAS Stored Process that you want to execute.

   A new Web browser window will be opened to display the output. At the top of the Web browser window, the complete SAS Stored Process URL will be displayed.

4. You can enable the right mouse button functionality by modifying the sas_Common.js file. More information is provided below.

The sas_Common.js file is located on your Middle Tier application server under the sas.storedprocess.war directory.

As an example, on a JBoss Application server, the path would be similar to the following:

    .../SASServer1/deploy_sas/sas.storedprocess9.2.ear/sas.storedprocess.war/scripts/sas_Common.js

Change the following line (at the bottom of the file):

     sas_disableBrowserContextMenus();

Change the above line to the following:

     //sas_disableBrowserContextMenus();

Other Notes

• If the sas.storedprocess.war file is not exploded, then see Usage Note 37052 about "Instructions for manually unpacking (exploding) SAS Web-application .ear files"

• The Welcome page of the SAS Stored Process Web Application can be accessed at:

  http://your-server:8080/SASStoredProcess/Welcome.html

  Provide your site specific information in place of "your-server:8080".

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