SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide
SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide
SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide
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78 Enabling ARM Logging R Chapter 10<br />
Enabling ARM Logging<br />
About Enabling ARM Logging<br />
You can use the following methods to enable ARM logging for the <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata<br />
Server:<br />
3 Provide continuous ARM logging by starting the ARM _OMA subsystem at server<br />
start-up. If you use this method, you can also enable other ARM subsystems.<br />
3 Enable periodic ARM logging on a running server by submitting ARM logging<br />
system options via PROC METAOPERATE.<br />
See the following topics for instructions.<br />
Start the ARM_OMA Subsystem at Server Start-up<br />
To initialize the ARM_OMA subsystem at server invocation, include the following<br />
<strong>SAS</strong> system options in the <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata Server start command:<br />
ARMSUBSYS enables and disables ARM logging. To enable ARM logging on the<br />
metadata server, specify the value ARM_OMA. To disable ARM logging,<br />
specify the value ARM_NONE.<br />
ARMLOC specifies a location to which to write the ARM log file.<br />
ARMAGENT specifies an ARM agent, which is an executable module that<br />
contains a vendor’s implementation of the ARM API. If an agent is<br />
not specified, the default collector for the <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata Server is<br />
sasarmmg.dll.<br />
For details about these system options, see the <strong>SAS</strong> Language Reference: Dictionary.<br />
Here is an example of a metadata server start command that invokes the ARM_OMA<br />
subsystem on a Windows host:<br />
"<strong>SAS</strong>-install-dir\sas.exe" -nosplash -noterminal -noautoexec<br />
-log "MetadataServer.log" -pagesize max -memsize max<br />
-linesize max -logparm "rollover=auto open=replaceold write=immediate"<br />
-armsubsys "(arm_oma)" -armloc ’omaarmlog.log’<br />
-objectserver -objectserverparms "protocol=bridge port=8561<br />
classfactory=2887E7D7-4780-11D4-879F-00C04F38F0DB"<br />
Enable Other ARM Subsystems<br />
When you enable logging at <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata Server invocation, you can enable the<br />
ARM_DSIO and ARM_IOM subsystems in addition to the ARM_OMA subsystem. To<br />
include information from all three subsystems in the <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata Server’s ARM log,<br />
specify the ARMSUBSYS= system option as follows:<br />
-armsubsys "(ARM_DSIO,ARM_IOM,ARM_OMA)"<br />
For information about the ARM_IOM and ARM_DSIO subsystems, see the descriptions<br />
in the ARMSUBSYS= documentation.