Additional Profile Settings
Additional Profile Settings
SAS Options Settings Examples
SAS system options can be set for each connection profile. Changes to the SAS system options do not take effect until you close and restart your SAS session. See the following examples of the required formats for the supported connection profile types.
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Profile Definitions and Connection Types
Profile Definitions and Connection Types
Profiles provide an easy way to switch between multiple SAS deployments. For SAS Viya connections, multiple Viya profiles are used to switch between compute contexts. There is no limit to the number of stored profiles you can create.
You configure the profiles in VS Code and they are stored in the VS Code settings.json file. You can update the profile settings, if needed.
The following commands are supported for profiles:
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SAS 9.4 (remote - IOM) Connection Profile
To use a SAS 9.4 (remote – IOM) connection type, you need to have SAS Integration Technologies Client for Windows (ITCLIENT) installed on the client machine (the same machine VS Code is installed on).
You can check the SASHOME location on your client machine to see if you already have ITCLIENT installed. For example, ITCLIENT is normally installed in the default path "C:\Program Files\SASHome\x86\Integration Technologies". If that path exists on your machine, you have ITCLIENT. ITCLIENT is automatically installed with some SAS software, such as SAS Enterprise Guide and SAS Add-in for Microsoft Office, so if you have one of those on your machine, you likely already have ITCLIENT as well.
If you do not already have ITCLIENT installed on the client machine, follow the steps.
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SAS 9.4 (local) Connection Profile
To use a SAS 9.4 (local) connection type, you need to have SAS Integration Technologies Client for Windows (ITCLIENT) installed on the client machine (the same machine VS Code is installed on).
You can check the SASHOME location on your client machine to see if you already have ITCLIENT installed. For example, ITCLIENT is normally installed in the default path "C:\Program Files\SASHome\x86\Integration Technologies". If that path exists on your machine, you have ITCLIENT. ITCLIENT is automatically installed with some SAS software, such as SAS Enterprise Guide and SAS Add-in for Microsoft Office, so if you have one of those on your machine, you likely already have ITCLIENT as well.
If you do not already have ITCLIENT installed on the client machine, follow the steps.
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SAS 9.4 (remote - SSH) Connection Profile
This connection method uses SSH to authenticate to a SAS Server and run SAS Code using Interactive Line Mode. A number of methods are available to create a secure connection to the SAS 9.4 server.
You can use the console log to help debug connection issues. For more information, see How do I debug connection failures?
Profile Anatomy
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SAS Viya Connection Profile
Profile Anatomy
A SAS Viya connection profile includes the following parameters:
"connectionType": "rest"
Configuring the SAS Extension
Configuring the SAS Extension
Before running SAS code, you must configure the SAS extension to access a SAS 9.4 (remote or local) server or a SAS Viya server. You must license SAS 9.4 or SAS Viya to run SAS code.
To configure the SAS extension:
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SAS Log
SAS Log
You can customize when the SAS log is displayed in the bottom panel by using the following extension settings. These settings apply to all connection profiles:
| Name | Description | Additional Notes |
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SAS.log.showOnExecutionStart | Show SAS log on start of execution | default: true |
SAS.log.showOnExecutionFinish | Show SAS log on end of execution | default: true |
To access the SAS settings, select File > Preferences > Settings. Search for "sas" and then click SAS in the search results to view the SAS extension settings. You can edit the settings directly in the settings.json file by clicking Edit in settings.json.
Accessing SAS Content
Accessing SAS Content
After you configure the SAS extension for a SAS Viya environment, you can access SAS Content.
To access SAS Content:
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Accessing Libraries and Tables
Accessing Libraries and Tables
After you configure the SAS extension for a SAS Viya, SAS 9.4 (local), or SAS 9.4 (remote-IOM) environment, you can access your connected libraries.
You can use the Libraries pane to delete a table, drag and drop tables into your SAS program code, or view the table data.
Fixing Errors and Warnings
Fixing Errors and Warnings
The Problems panel contains error and warning messages that are generated by the SAS log when you run a program. Errors and warnings in the Problems panel are not cleared until you rerun the code. The Quick Fix option enables you to remove items from the Problems panel without rerunning the code.
To use the Quick Fix options:
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