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NOTE: Security Metadata Tool Enhanced (Metacoda Security Plug-Ins)

Back in April at SAS Global Forum (SGF) I wrote to say how I was impressed by the Metacoda Security Plug-Ins. SAS's security capabilities are not in question; the Metacoda Security Plug-Ins are a...

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NOTE: Security Metadata Tool Enhanced (Metacoda Security Plug-Ins)

Back in April at SAS Global Forum (SGF) I wrote to say how I was impressed by the Metacoda Security Plug-Ins. SAS's security capabilities are not in question; the Metacoda Security Plug-Ins are a...

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NOTE: Metacoda Plug-Ins V3 With Free Plug-Ins

Metacoda's Michelle recently wrote to me. I'm a fan of the Platform Admin blog, written by Metacoda's Paul; and I've long been a fan of Metacoda's Security Plug-Ins that offer a far wider and clearer...

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NOTE: Metadata-Bound Libraries

Since the introduction of metadata-defined LIBNAMEs in the earliest days of version 9, it's been a frustration that the security that can be applied within SAS metadata to control who can access...

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NOTE: Metadata-Bound Libraries in Action

Following my recent post about the excellent new metadata-bound libraries in V9.3 M2, I noticed Paul Homes publish a blog article with the results of his testing of this new capability. Paul shows some...

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NOTE: Metadata-Bound Libraries – Updates at SGF 2013 #sasgf13

Back in November last year I mentioned Metadata-Bound Libraries. This v9.3 M2 (and above) functionality allows you to force access to your data through metadata libraries, thereby enforcing your...

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NOTE: Metadata-Bound Libraries for Dummies

As I said in yesterday's My 2013 Top Ten article, I think that metadata-bound libraries (introduced in V9.3 maintenance 2) are one of the most significant SAS enhancements for some time. It seems SAS's...

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A fresh helping of hash: the SHA256 function in SAS 9.4m1

For several releases, SAS has supported a cryptographic hash function called MD5, or "message digest". In SAS 9.4 Maintenance 1, the new SHA256 function can serve the same purpose with a better...

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Authentication to SAS Viya: a couple of approaches

This post was kindly contributed by SAS Users - go there to comment and to read the full post. Need to authenticate on REST API calls In my blog series regarding SAS REST APIs (you can read all of my...

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Simple general authorization patterns

This post was kindly contributed by SAS Users - go there to comment and to read the full post. Newcomers to SAS Viya Administration may appreciate these tried-and-tested patterns for securing folders,...

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