Windows support? about sas_kernel HOT 6 CLOSED

Oh, no the kernel has no host limitation. It's simply a consumer of saspy. I'm guessing the doc still says Linux only somewhere? Now that saspy can run on Windows, so can the kernel. Go for it :)

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If you're using PC SAS, here is the documentation: https://sassoftware.github.io/saspy/install.html#local

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This is basically a dupe of #28 . Sorry I didn't check there first.

Yes, the docs still list linux as a requirement. I'm pleased to say I got the SASpy part working already (finding the JAR files was tricky, as my current machine has never had SAS installed on it). Now onto the kernel!

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Awesome! If saspy's working, then you should be golden with the kernel, as it's using saspy to do the work w/ SAS. Not to Jinx it, but you should be good! Glad you're up and running.

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It's working. I don't fully grok everything, but I'm sure it will help if I actually read the docs. I'm pretty pleased, as I was unaware that there was any real SAS open-ness, if I may so put it. This opens a lot of doors. I can handle cross-system automation with python! Celery tasks running SAS! All decoupled and async. Thanks for your work.

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That's great! And thanks for the feedback. I think you will appreciate the batch capabilities of saspy too (https://sassoftware.github.io/saspy/advanced-topics.html#using-batch-mode). You can even get ODS graphics and everything even in your batch automation scripts and write out the already complete HTML documents to a file sever to view right in web pages. If you find things you want to enhance, that'll be great too!

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