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Communications Access Methods for SAS/CONNECT and SAS/SHARE Software

Completing the Worksheet

To prepare to make a connection with SAS/CONNECT or SAS/SHARE, complete the following worksheet. Having this information on hand may be helpful when making a connection.

Sample Worksheet
Data You Supply
Local host/Client platform _________________________
Remote host/Server platform _________________________
Name of remote host/server _________________________
Communications access method identifier and SAS version used by each side _________________________
SAS/CONNECT only: pathname of sign-on script file, if applicable _________________________
SAS/CONNECT only: pathname of spawner program, if applicable _________________________

After you research these topics and complete the worksheet, you are ready to make the connection.

A sample of a completed worksheet follows.

Completed Worksheet
Data You Supply
Local host/Client platform Windows 95
Remote host/Server platform UNIX
Name of remote host/server RMTNODE/SHARE1
Communications access method identifier and SAS version used on each side Local: TCP, version 8.00 Remote: TCP, version 7.00
SAS/CONNECT only:

pathname of sign-on script file, if applicable

c:\sas\connect\saslink \tcpunix.scr
SAS/CONNECT only:

pathname of spawner program, if applicable

c:\sas\connect\sasexe \spawner

SAS/CONNECT Example:

UNIX Remote Host:

No procedures are necessary.

Windows 95 Local Host:

filename
rlink 'c:\sas\connect\saslink\tcpunix.scr'; options comamid=tcp remote=rmtnode;
signon;

SAS/SHARE Example:

UNIX Server:

options comamid=tcp; proc server
id=share1; run;

OS/2 Client:

options comamid=tcp; %let blue=rmthost.unx.sas.com;
libname tigris 'd:\remote\data' server=blue.share1;

You have the worksheet data ready to use for making the connection.


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