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SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide

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222 Step 2: Define a <strong>SAS</strong> Java Batch Server R Chapter 23<br />

1 While you are logged onto <strong>SAS</strong> Management Console as the <strong>SAS</strong> Administrator,<br />

select User Manager. A list of users and groups appears in the right pane.<br />

2 Right-click the user to whose login you want to add a password, and select<br />

Properties.<br />

3 In the Properties dialog box, select the Logins tab. Then right-click the login to<br />

which you want to add a password, and click Modify.<br />

4 In the Edit Login Properties dialog box, enter the user’s password in the Password<br />

and Confirm Password boxes. Then click OK.<br />

5 Click OK in the Properties dialog box.<br />

Step 2: Define a <strong>SAS</strong> Java Batch Server<br />

You also need to define a <strong>SAS</strong> Java Batch Server as a component of your <strong>SAS</strong><br />

Application Server. To do this, complete the following steps:<br />

CAUTION:<br />

If you have a <strong>SAS</strong> Java Batch Server that was defined for a release prior to <strong>SAS</strong> Web<br />

Report Studio 3.1, then delete that definition and create a new one as described in the<br />

following instructions. If you modify the existing definition, an error will occur when<br />

you schedule a report. R<br />

1 In <strong>SAS</strong> Management Console, expand the Server Manager node.<br />

2 Right-click the <strong>SAS</strong>Main application server, and select Add Application Server<br />

Component.<br />

3 On the first page of the New <strong>SAS</strong> Application Server Component Wizard, select<br />

<strong>SAS</strong> Java Batch Server, and click Next.<br />

4 On the next wizard page, enter BRM Java Batch Server in the Name box, and<br />

click Next.<br />

5 On the next wizard page, select the name of the machine that hosts the scheduling<br />

server from the Associated Machine drop-down list. Select Business Report<br />

Manager from the SubType list. The machine that you select must have <strong>Platform</strong><br />

LSF installed, as well as the <strong>SAS</strong> Reporting Services component of <strong>SAS</strong> Query and<br />

Reporting Services.<br />

6 In the Command Line box, enter a command that contains the following<br />

components:<br />

“path-to-outputgen-executable”<br />

The fully qualified path to the outputgen executable file, enclosed in<br />

quotation marks.<br />

--config-file configuration-file-location<br />

The fully qualified path, enclosed in quotation marks, to the configuration file<br />

for the Output Generation Tool. (This is the file that is referenced in “Step 7:<br />

Verify the Configuration File for the Output Generation Tool” on page 225.)<br />

--repository metadata-repository<br />

The name of the repository that contains the job definitions.<br />

Here are examples of valid commands:<br />

Windows example<br />

"C:\Program Files\<strong>SAS</strong>\<strong>SAS</strong>QueryandReportingServices\3.1\outputgen.exe"<br />

--config-file "C:\Program Files\<strong>SAS</strong>\<strong>SAS</strong>QueryAndReportingServices\3.1\<br />

OutputManagementConfigTemplate.xml" --repository Foundation

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