SAS Enterprise Miner Start Code :: SAS(R) Enterprise Miner(TM) 12.1: Administration and Configuration

You can enter SAS code that you want to run before any SAS Enterprise Miner processing. This code can include any SAS system options, titles, and footnotes, libref and filename statements, or SAS Enterprise Miner macro variables. Use this code to customize your SAS Enterprise Miner session. You should not enter code that runs SAS procedures or other potentially time-consuming operations. In particular, you should avoid the creation of unneeded SAS libraries, which can slow the creation of SAS Enterprise Miner sessions and thus reduce system responsiveness.

There are three types of start code.

Workspace Server Autoexec Code — The default search path used by the SAS system for autoexec.sas is not used by the workspace server. Instead, any SAS statements that you want executed immediately after the Workspace server initializes can be added to autoexec_usermods.sas. This file can be found in your configuration directory, for example C:\SAS\EMTM\Lev1\SASApp\WorkspaceServer\autoexec_usermods.sas. Other options for workspace server configuration are available in the SAS 9.3 Intelligence Platform Application Server Administration Guide.
Server Start Code — Your server administrator manages this code that is executed for all SAS Enterprise Miner users for any server. This code is stored in a SAS code file accessible on the SAS server. The filename and location is entered as Initialization Code on the Options tab of the Logical Workspace Server Properties in the SAS Enterprise Miner plug-in for the SAS Management Console.
Project Start Code — Users can enter code that is executed for any process within the current project. This code is stored in the SAS Enterprise Miner project and is edited through the dialog box for the project.

The order of execution of SAS Enterprise Miner session start code is:

Workspace Server Autoexec Code
Server Start Code
Project Start Code

For details about the available SAS Enterprise Miner macro variables, see the SAS Enterprise Miner 12.1 Reference Help in the SAS Enterprise Miner Client.