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for things like apro and sas viya workbench, the sas compute server is running as a process and not a viya service, so starting a session per kernel is not proper. compute server does not fully support multi session and end up throwing an error for sessions other than the first one. setting the new option "reuse_session" will now let the kernel reuse an existing session if it exists thus making it possible to have a saspy session connect to a vscode extension session OR multiple notebooks connect to the same session.
to test you can run something like this: import saspy sas = saspy.SASsession(url="http://localhost:8081", serverid="0001", reuse_session=True)
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for things like apro and sas viya workbench, the sas compute server
is running as a process and not a viya service, so starting a session per
kernel is not proper. compute server does not fully support multi session
and end up throwing an error for sessions other than the first one.
setting the new option "reuse_session" will now let the kernel reuse an existing
session if it exists thus making it possible to have a saspy session connect to
a vscode extension session OR multiple notebooks connect to the same session.