Product: WPS 4.4.6 GA
Platform: Windows 11
Licence: Community Edition
The documentation for WPS talks about the command line interface, and typing the following in Windows PowerShell gives the following responses:
> wps
WPS Command Line Interface Version 4.4.6.0.5780-GA-release
Copyright 2002-2023 World Programming, an Altair Company
Usage:
wps [<program-file-name>] <options>
where:
<options> can be a list of either:
-<optionname> [<optionvalue>]
-config <config-file-name>
-set <env-var-name> <env-var-value>
Any system option can be specified as optionname.
For the list of available options, and their syntax
see the WPS Reference for Language Elements.
> wps imagefile.sas -log imagefile.log
The CLI product must be licensed in order to use the command line interface
Why does the default message suggest that the wps command is OK to use, but as soon as you add a program name it complains about licensing?
Is the Community Edition licence not enough, and how can I get the CLI product licensed?
