SAS OnDemand for Academics. Student user_s Guide. Third Edition (2013) (811376), страница 17
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What is wrong?Make sure that the SAS data set that you uploaded is named using all lowercaseletters. Our hosted servers use UNIX; they do not recognize mixed or uppercaseletters. If you have uploaded a SAS data set that uses mixed or uppercase letters,then rename the SAS data set to use all lowercase letters (with no spaces in thename) and then upload the SAS data set again.Is there a limit to the number of times I can submit SAS jobs to the SAS server?No. There is no limit.Can I use the SAS server with other SAS software that I have licensed?No. The SAS server has been configured to support only software clientapplications associated with SAS OnDemand for Academics.I received an error message when trying to create a folder on the SAS server.What is wrong?You might receive an error message such as this:“A call to the metadata repository failed.
See details for more information.”In this case, it is likely that you were trying to create a folder on the SAS server.This behavior is not currently supported because it is not possible to save yourwork on the SAS server. Instead, save any work to a local folder. When promptedAppendix 164 General Supportto save your work, select Local Computer instead of SAS Servers and thenselect the appropriate local directory.General SupportWhat should I do if I forget my password?You need to use a password to log on to SAS OnDemand for Academics or toconnect to the SAS server (SAS Cloud) when prompted by SAS OnDemand forAcademics: Enterprise Guide.
In all cases, your password is the same as your SASprofile password. If you have forgotten your SAS Profile password, then followthese steps:1Use the My Profile page to update your SAS profile password:https://www.sas.com/profile/user/login.htm.Note: Your password must meet the following criteria:a. It cannot be the name that you used to register or exceed two consecutivecharacters from that name. For example, if you registered as “JonathanSmith,” then you could not use either “Jonathan” or “Smith” and you couldnot include three consecutive characters such as “jon” or “ith.”b. It must be at least eight characters in length.c.
It must contain characters from three of the following four categories: English uppercase characters (A through Z) English lowercase characters (a through z) base 10 digits (0 through 9) non-alphabetic characters (for example, !, $, #, %)2Access SAS OnDemand for Academics.3Enter your e-mail address and use your updated SAS profile password whenyou are prompted to enter a password.4When appropriate, use your updated SAS profile password (along with yourSAS server User ID) to log on to a SAS OnDemand for Academics softwareapplication.If I have trouble with my software, how do I get support?Refer to the information in this manual under “Step 8. Finding Help for CommonProblems” for the software being used in your course.When does my SAS OnDemand for Academics license expire?SAS OnDemand for Academics student licenses are good for the duration of theregistered course (plus a short grace period to ensure that students can completeassignments).How can I check my account status?To determine the status of your SAS OnDemand for Academics account, do thefollowing:1Access SAS OnDemand for Academics Control Center:http://support.sas.com/ctx3/sodareg/index.html2Enter your e-mail address and your SAS profile password and then clickEnter.3Review the Status Indicator at the top of your SAS OnDemand forAcademics home page.
Your status will be one of the following values:Commonly Asked Questions for SAS OnDemand for AcademicsGeneral Support65Active - You are a current user and your account is working properly.Pending - You have a user ID, but it is not yet active. If you are a student,then your status will change to active after you registered for a courselicense.If you completed the registration steps (including creating a course if youare an instructor or registering for a course license if you are a student)and you still see a status of Pending, then log off from the SASOnDemand for Academics Control Center and then log back in. Repeat thisstep until your status changes to Active.Password Expired - Your SAS profile password has expired.Disabled - Your account has expired or the SAS Administrator has turnedoff your license in accordance with the terms of the legal agreement. If youraccount has expired, then you can enable your account again by registeringfor another SAS OnDemand for Academics course (if your instructorchooses to teach a course with SAS OnDemand for Academics).66 General SupportAppendix 1672A P P E N D I XLearning Resources for SASOnDemand for AcademicsLearning Resources for SAS OnDemand for Academics...............................................................................
67 Training and Usage Videos ............................................................................................................................ 67 Professors ................................................................................................................................................. 67 Students ................................................................................................................................................... 68 e-Learning Courses ..........................................................................................................................................
68 Teaching Materials.......................................................................................................................................... 68 Enterprise Guide Resources ............................................................................................................................
68 Tutorial .................................................................................................................................................... 68 Online SAS Enterprise Guide Demonstration ....................................................................................... 68 Online Practice Exercises, Statistics Information, and Sample SAS Data Sets..................................
69 Product Documentation ........................................................................................................................... 69 Books ........................................................................................................................................................ 69 White Papers ............................................................................................................................................ 69 Enterprise Miner Resources ............................................................................................................................
69 Product Documentation ........................................................................................................................... 69 Books ........................................................................................................................................................ 69 Forecast Server Resources ............................................................................................................................... 70 Product Documentation ...........................................................................................................................
70 Books ........................................................................................................................................................ 70Learning Resources for SAS OnDemand for AcademicsThis appendix lists resources that are available for instructors and students onhttp://support.sas.com. Some resources are offered at no cost; others are available forpurchase only.Note: If any of the supporting materials identified in this appendix are not inherentlyaccessible and you require an accessible format, then send an e-mail toondemandacademics@sas.com. SAS will work with you to provide an accessibleformat.Training and Usage VideosThe following videos have been designed to help you learn more about SAS OnDemandfor Academics or to help you learn how to perform tasks quickly.
The titles listed beloware available at no cost at http://support.sas.com/ondemand/videos.html.ProfessorsRegistering for SAS OnDemand for Academics: For ProfessorsCreating a Course for SAS OnDemand for Academics: For ProfessorsUploading SAS Data Sets to the SAS Servers using FTP: For ProfessorsUsing a LIBNAME Statement: For Professors68 Enterprise Guide ResourcesAppendix 2StudentsRegistering for SAS OnDemand for Academics: For StudentsUsing a LIBNAME Statement: For StudentsUsing a FILENAME Statement: For Studentse-Learning CoursesSAS provides many e-Learning courses (e-Courses) to help you learn how to use SASsoftware.
After registering, you receive an e-mail with details about the e-Learningcourses that are available to you. For more information about e-Learning, seehttp://support.sas.com/training/elearn/index.html.Teaching MaterialsFor a list of available teaching materials from SAS, visit the SAS Global Academicswebsite at: http://support.sas.com/learn/ap/tkit/.Enterprise Guide ResourcesThe following lists the training and reference materials for SAS OnDemand forAcademics: Enterprise Guide that are available at no cost.TutorialIf you are not familiar with SAS Enterprise Guide or want to learn more about usingSAS Enterprise Guide, then you will find the free Getting Started tutorial helpful. Asyou complete the topics in this tutorial, you learn to use the main features of SASEnterprise Guide.After you have completed your registration and downloaded the software, you can accessthis online tutorial by doing the following:1Select Start Programs SAS Enterprise Guide 4.2 OnDemand.
TheCredentials Required window is displayed.2Enter your SAS server user ID. You can find this user ID on your SAS OnDemandfor Academics home page.3Enter the password that is associated with your SAS profile account.4Select OK. The SAS Enterprise Guide window is displayed. You are now logged onto the SAS server.5Select Tutorial: Getting Started with SAS Enterprise Guide from theWelcome to SAS Enterprise Guide window.Online SAS Enterprise Guide DemonstrationTo see SAS Enterprise Guide in action, visit the following website:http://www.sas.com/govedu/edu/egdemo/itour_flash.html.Learning Resources for SAS OnDemand for AcademicsEnterprise Miner Resources69Online Practice Exercises, Statistics Information, and SampleSAS Data SetsFor instructions about how to perform all of the basic statistics that are taught in anintroductory statistics class, a library of SAS data sets and a library of practiceexercises, visit the SAS Online Resources for Statistics Education site athttp://support.sas.com/learn/statlibrary/.Product DocumentationSAS Enterprise Guide online documentation is available from the ProductDocumentation area on http://support.sas.com/documentation/.BooksA number of books from SAS Publishing are available for SAS Enterprise Guide.
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