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Administration

SAS Content Server

Aufruf der Administrationsconcole: http://localhost:8080/SASContentServer/dircontents.jsp

Monitoring

proc metaoperate
	server="<server>"
	port=8561
	protocol=bridge
	userid="<userid>"
	password="<password>"
	action=status;
run;

Backup

Backup MetaData Server

/* These system options establish a connection to the metadata server */
options metaserver="<server>"
        metaport=8561
        metaprotocol="bridge"
        metauser="<admin userid>"
        metapass="<admin password>"
        metarepository="Foundation";

/* This %OMABAKUP command creates a backup on the D1234 machine in     
 C:\SAS\config-dir-name\Lev1\SASBackup */

%omabakup(DestinationPath="C:\SAS\BIArchitecture\Lev1\SASBackup", 
          ServerStartPath="C:\SAS\BIArchitecture\Lev1\SASMain",
          RposmgrPath="MetadataServer\rposmgr")

Troubleshooting

How do you recover a corrupted SAS Metadata Repository? [1]

The underlying data store for a SAS Metadata Repository is SAS data sets, so you can use standard SAS tools to restore the repository (for example, issue PROC CONTENTS on all of the SAS data sets in the metadata repository folder/directory). If this does not work, then you need to restore the repository from a backup.