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SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide

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276 Ways to Modify the Configuration Properties File for a New Environment R Appendix 7<br />

Wizard represent the default properties files that exist on the media as shipped from<br />

<strong>SAS</strong>. These default properties are distributed as a group of files in order to reduce<br />

duplication between generic properties and operating-specific properties.<br />

Figure A7.1 An Overview of How Properties Are Used During the Configuration<br />

Process<br />

Project Directory<br />

plan.xml<br />

<strong>SAS</strong> Software<br />

Navigator<br />

properties<br />

properties<br />

properties<br />

<strong>SAS</strong> Configuration<br />

Wizard<br />

The default properties are used in the following order:<br />

3 default English properties<br />

Configuration<br />

Directory<br />

configuration.properties<br />

3 default locale properties (if they exist for the current locale)<br />

3 properties that override the default properties<br />

After the English properties are specified, the subsequent properties are specified as<br />

a subset of the English properties.<br />

The <strong>SAS</strong> Configuration Wizard combines the properties into a<br />

configuration.properties file, which is saved in the environment’s configuration<br />

directory. On Windows systems, the configuration.properties file is located in<br />

C:\<strong>SAS</strong>\configuration directory name.<br />

Ways to Modify the Configuration Properties File for a New<br />

Environment<br />

There are two ways to manage the contents of the configuration.properties file.<br />

These methods can be used together.<br />

Using a Command-Line Option to Specify a Custom Properties File<br />

You can use a command-line option called OVERRIDE_PROPERTIES_FILE to specify the<br />

location of a custom properties file. The custom file can be used to override properties<br />

in a configuration.properties file that was created by a previous invocation of the<br />

<strong>SAS</strong> Configuration Wizard. The file needs to contain only the properties that you want<br />

to override.<br />

To use this option, you launch the <strong>SAS</strong> Configuration Wizard by using a command<br />

such as the following:<br />

setup -DOVERRIDE_PROPERTIES_FILE=’’C:\myproperties\custom.properties’’<br />

Note: In the normal flow of initial deployment, the <strong>SAS</strong> Configuration Wizard is<br />

launched from the <strong>SAS</strong> Software Navigator. Therefore, you can only use the<br />

command-line option after initial deployment. R

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