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password='spds123'
aclspecial=YES
prompt=YES;
PROC SPDO library=spds44;
SET acluser admin;
REFRESH PARMS;
REFRESH DOMAINS;
quit;
Here is a more detailed example:
/* Domain reftest is a pre-existing domain. */
/* Add domain reftest2 to libnames.parm and */
/* specify owner=admin */
LIBNAME=tmp pathname=c:\temp;
LIBNAME=formats pathname=c:\data\formats;
LIBNAME=reftest pathname=c:\data\reftest
owner=admin;
LIBNAME=reftest2 pathname=c:\data\reftest2
owner=admin;
/* Run refresh job using admin with ACLSPECIAL */
/* The SPD Server user must have ACLSPECIAL */
/* privileges to refresh domains. */
LIBNAME reftest sasspds 'reftest'
server=d8488.5180
user='admin'
password='spds123'
aclspecial=YES;
PROC SPDO library=reftest;
SET acluser admin;
REFRESH DOMAINS;
quit;
/* Domains that have an owner= option such as */
/* reftest2 (owner=admin) must be reconnected */
/* to the domain again. */
LIBNAME reftest2 sasspds 'reftest2'
server=d8488.5180
user='admin'
password='spds123';
Commands to Nonexistent Users
In SPD Server, you can submit operator commands to a user after selecting the user with
the SET USER or SET USER/RECORD command. However, user sessions are finite. The
user that you select with SET USER or SET USER/RECORD might be unavailable when
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Chapter 16 • SPD Server Operator Interface Procedure (PROC SPDO)