50 Administrator Guide for SAS 9.1.3 Foundation for Microsoft Windows
With the Software Distribution Property configured in Step 1, you can create an SMS package
for the SRW. Open the SMS Administrator’s Console. Under the “Packages” section of the
SMS “Site Hierarchy,” create an SRW Installation package with the following configuration
under General tab:
Field Setting Comments
Name:
<package name>
Name the package
Comment: Optional
Command
Line:
.\srw\setup.exe -s -
f2c:\temp\srw.txt
"QuietLog:c:\temp\srw.txt"
"AutoID:adminacct"
"AutoPwd:adminpass"
"AutoDomain:domainname"
1) “.” denotes current path. This is used to keep the
overall command line under 126 characters (see
note below).
2) “\srw\setup.exe” specify path to SRW setup.exe.
Substitute this with the path to your SRW setup.exe.
3) “-s” option sets the install in silent mode.
4) “-f2” option specifies the path to SRW log file.
Replace “c:\temp\srw.txt” with path to temp
location for log file (must have write permission to
this location or job will fail).
5) “QuietLog:” option specifies path to SRW log file.
Same as item #4.
6) “AutoID:” option specifies auto-login account. This
should be the same account specified in the
Software Distribution Property. The value shown is
for example only.
7) “AutoPwd:” option specifies the auto-login account
password. The value shown is for example only.
8) “AutoDomain:” option specifies the auto-login
account domain. The value shown is for example
only.
Specify UNC path to the SAS image (root level). User-
specific.
Run: <Run Mode>
Specify run mode. User specific. Default is “Normal”
After
running:
<Action>
Specify required action after package delivery. User-
specific. Default is “No Action Required”
Note: There is a 126-character limit on the command line, so it is important to minimize
the depth of your UNC path. Or, you can insert long command line syntax into a
batch script and execute that batch script from this command line.
