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Using SAS® Enterprise Miner™ in the Virtual Lab

The version of SAS Enterprise Miner in the virtual lab may be more recent than the version that is shown in the demo
videos in this course. However, most of the interface differences are insignificant to the course content and are not
discussed.

Accessing SAS Enterprise Miner

1. After you access the virtual lab, open SAS® Enterprise Miner.
2. The login credentials are already provided, so you can simply click Log On.

Note: If you happen to delete the stored login


credentials, you can use the following user ID and
password:

User ID: sasdemo


Password: Student1

Creating a New Project in SAS Enterprise Miner

If you are prompted to enter a set of credentials when


you create a new project in SAS Enterprise Miner, use
the following user ID and password:

User ID: student


Password: Metadata0

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Defining the AAEM Library in SAS Enterprise Miner

To access your sample data in the virtual lab, you must define a SAS library named AAEM
in SAS Enterprise Miner.
Note: if you are beginning this course, you do not have to perform these steps now – you will
define this library in Lesson 2. These instructions are provided as a reference
for subsequent sessions.
Depending on how you save your image, the next time you access SAS Enterprise Miner in the
virtual lab, you might need to redefine this library. You can use the Explorer window (View >
Explorer) to view a list of defined SAS libraries and verfiy whether the library is defined.

If you need to redefine the library, follow these steps:

1. Select File > New > Library. The Library Wizard opens.
2. Verify that Create New Library is selected and click Next.
3. In the Name box of the Create or Modify step, type AAEM.
4. For the path, click Browse and then navigate to the sample data folder,
D:\Workshop\Winsas. Click the AAEM folder and click OK.
5. Click Next.
Note: If you see the message Library "AAEM" exists, do you wish to modify it?, click
No and cancel the Library Wizard.
6. On the Confirmation step, click Finish.

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