IOMOPERATE Procedure
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SET Statement
Modifies various attributes of the connected server.
| Example: | SET Example |
Table of ContentsSyntax
Optional Arguments
- ATTRIBUTE CATEGORY=
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sets the value of an attribute of the connected server.
- category
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is an alphanumeric string that represents a valid category to which the attribute belongs.
Alias ATTR CAT=
- NAME=
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sets the value of the name attribute for the connected server.
- name
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is an alphanumeric string that represents the valid name for the attribute being set.
- VALUE=
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This command sets the value of an attribute of the connected server.
- value
-
is an alphanumeric string that represents the value to which the attribute is being set.
Alias VAL=
- LOG CONFIGURATION=
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is used to set a SAS logging facility configuration file on the connected server. This file can be a partial configuration or a complete replacement configuration. For more information, see SAS Logging: Configuration and Programming Reference.
- file-reference
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is a valid logging appender reference.
- "path"
-
is a valid path.
Alias LOG CONFIG=, LOG CFG=