- ID=serverid
SERVERID=serverid
SERVER=serverid
- identifies the default server session to
be managed.
If the SERVERID= option is not specified, you must identify
the server in the SET SERVER command or in those PROC OPERATE commands that
allow you to identify the server to be managed. For details, see
Specifying a Server.
-
PRINTFILE=LOG|PRINT
PF= LOG|PRINT
- directs the output from the OPERATE procedure.
Specifying PRINTFILE=LOG directs the output to the SAS log. The default is
LOG.
Specifying PRINTFILE=PRINT directs the output to the
procedure output file or output window.
-
SAPW=password
- specifies a server-access password, which
must be in the form of a valid SAS name. This password is required to access
a SAS server that is executing with the SERVER procedure OAPW= option in effect.
The value that you specify for this option is replaced by Xs in the SAS log.
- USER=username| _PROMPT_
- specifies the userid of the accessing client on the server.
The host on which the client runs can also affect username conventions. For
details about username conventions imposed by the host, see Communications Access Methods for SAS/CONNECT and SAS/SHARE Software.
Nicknames for USER are USERNAME, USERID,
and UID.
Valid values that can be assigned to USER are:
- username
- For details about a valid username, see Username and Password Naming Conventions.
- _PROMPT_
- a secure method, specifies that SAS prompt the user for
a valid username.
- PASSWORD=password | _PROMPT_
- specifies the password of the accessing client on the server.
The host on which the client runs can also affect password naming conventions.
For details about password naming conventions imposed by the host,
see Communications Access Methods for SAS/CONNECT and SAS/SHARE Software.
Nicknames for PASSWORD are PASSWD, PASS, PWD, and PW.
Valid values for PASSWORD
are:
- password
- For details about a valid password, see Username and Password Naming Conventions.
- _PROMPT_
- a secure method, specifies that SAS prompt the user for
a valid password.
