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Problem Notes Focus Areas Problem Note 44180: "ERROR: Read Access Violation In Task [SQL]" might occur when using the META engine on a LIBNAME statement In an interactive SAS session, PROC SQL might fail with the following Read Access Violation error: ERROR: Read Access Violation In Task [ SQL ] Exception occurred at (0A0B6C0B) access violation error received from tftp server Task Traceback Address Frame (DBGHELP API Version 4.0 rev 5) 0A0B6C0B 0B32F414 sasiomet:\vzml.c\vzml 62 +(0x19) 0A0B2DE7 0B32FA94 sasiomet:\metpss.c\coninfo 1210 +(0x33) 0B47D550 0B32FCAC sassqlp:\sqlpfip.c\sqlpsel 1287 +(0x1D) 0B46D233 0B32FD74 sassqlp:\sqlplan.c\sqlplan 339 +(0x10) 0B496710 0B32FE24 sassqlp:\sqlprep.c\sqlprep 263 +(0x10) 0B36A94F 0B32FEA4 sassqx:\sql.c\sqlloop 801 +(0xF) 0B3699BD 0B32FF0C sassqx:\sql.c\sqlloop 146 +(0x10) 0B2A14FB 0B32FF4C sassql:\sqlmain.c\sassql 131 +(0xF) 0340782D 0B32FF74 sashost:\vvtentr.c\vvtentr 196 +(0x1C) 0340F144 0B32FF88 sashost:htthread+0x38 76843677 0B32FF94 kernel32:BaseThreadInitThunk+0x12 77269D72 0B32FFD4 ntdll:RtlInitializeExceptionChain+0x63 77269D45 0B32FFEC ntdll:RtlInitializeExceptionChain+0x36 The problem occurs if you use the META engine on a LIBNAME statement that references a SAS Scalable Performance Data Server library. An example of code that demonstrates the problem can be found in the Full Code tab of this Note. Select the Hot Fix tab in this Note to access the hot fix for this issue. Operating System and Release InformationProduct FamilyProductSystemProduct ReleaseSAS ReleaseReportedFixed*ReportedFixed*SAS SystemBase SASMicrosoft Windows Server 2008 for x649.21_M39.21_M39.2 TS2M39.2 TS2M3Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for x649.21_M39.21_M39.2 TS2M39.2 TS2M3Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition9.21_M39.21_M39.2 TS2M39.2 TS2M3Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition
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In Task [ Program xxx.sasException occurred at (67E7309F)Does anyone have any ideas why these are happening? (By the way, theyusually, but not always, occur in the log just before a PROC SHEWHARTis supposed to run)Thanks. Martin Gregory 2007-02-08 22:35:34 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Post by Paige MillerSAS 9.1.3, Windows XP ProERROR: Read Access Violation In Task [ Program xxx.sasException occurred at (67E7309F)Does anyone have any ideas why these are happening? (By the way, theyusually, but not always, occur in the log just before a PROC SHEWHARTis supposed to run)Thanks.Usually this is a SAS, not a programmer error. Search for error messageon support.sas.com and you may find a workaround or a fix.By the way, when a read access violation occurs, the location of themessage in the log is not always a reliable indication of where theerror is occuring.regards,Martin James 2007-02-09 21:52:13 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Post by Paige MillerSAS 9.1.3, Windows XP ProERROR: Read Access Violation In Task [ Program xxx.sasException occurred at (67E7309F)Does anyone have any ideas why these are happening? (By the way, theyusually, but not always, occur in the log just before a PROC SHEWHARTis supposed to run)Thanks.I've had a similar problem on SAS 8.2. SAS technical support may beable to help you.(although I was never be able to fix the problem) Arthur Tabachneck 2007-02-10 01:15:41 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Paige,Is the following related:http://support.sas.com/techsup/unotes/SN/009/009880.htmlHTH,Art-----------Post by Paige MillerSAS 9.1.3, Windows XP ProERROR: Read Access Violation In Task [ Program xxx.sasException occurred at (67E7309F)Does anyone have any ideas why these are happening? (By the way, theyusually, but not always, occur in the log just before a PROC SHEWHARTis supposed to run)Thanks. Paige Miller 2007-02-12 13:09:43 UTC PermalinkRaw Message Post by Arthur TabachneckPaige,Is the following related:http://support.sas.com/techsup/unotes/SN/009/009880.htmlHTH,ArtLooks like that is indeed the problem, Arthur. I do have OVERLAYturned on, and sometimes there are indeed a lot of subgroups. And moreannoying is th