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Error: Connect: Class Not Registered Error: Error In The Libname Statement.
SAS® Data Integration Studio jobs that use the SCD Type 2 Loader transformation SAS Data Integration Studio jobs using the SCD Type 2 Loader transformation might fail with the following error: ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement This error occurs when the following conditions are true: The SCD Type 2 Loader transformation output table is a database management system (DBMS) table. sas error failed to connect to the server Under the Database Options section on the Options tab in the SCD Type 2 Loader properties dialog box, the Use SQL PassThru option is set to Yes. The target DBMS supports the DBMSTEMP=YES LIBNAME statement option. The DBMS library definition that is associated with the target table has one or more options defined that contain a semicolon (for example, a semicolon that is used in the INIT_STRING= option of an OLE DB LIBNAME statement). The error is the result of an incorrect substitution of the semicolon that is set in options when you allocate the library ETLSTMP for the storage of temporary table in the DBMS environment. Currently, there is no solution or workaround for this error. Click 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 SystemSAS Data Integration StudioMicrosoft® Windows® for x644.24.49.2 TS2M09.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Datacenter Edition4.24.49.2 TS2M09.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition4.24.49.2 TS2M09.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition4.24.49.2 TS2M09.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for x644.24.49.2 TS2M09.3 TS1M1Microsoft Windows Server 2008 for x644.24.49.2 TS2M09.
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Training & Books Store Support Communities Knowledge Base Products & Solutions System Requirements Install Center Third-Party Software sas pc files server Reference Documentation Papers Samples & SAS Notes Browse by Topic Search Samples Search Usage Notes Search Installation Notes Search Problem Notes Focus Areas Problem Note 52649: Using the IMPORT http://support.sas.com/kb/48472 and EXPORT procedures with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access fails and returns a "Class not registered" error When importing a 32-bit Microsoft Office file into the 64-bit version of the SAS System, you might receive the following error: ERROR: Connect: Class not registered ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement. To correct this issue, install and use the SAS PC http://support.sas.com/kb/52649.html Files Server. See the following for additional information: SAS Note 43802 details the SAS 9.3 PC Files Server installation and provides code samples. SAS Note 54413 details the SAS 9.4 PC Files Server installation and usage summary. Operating System and Release InformationProduct FamilyProductSystemProduct ReleaseSAS ReleaseReportedFixed*ReportedFixed*SAS SystemSAS/ACCESS Interface to PC FilesMicrosoft® Windows® for x649.39.3 TS1M0Microsoft Windows Server 2003 for x649.39.3 TS1M0Microsoft Windows Server 2008 for x649.39.3 TS1M0Windows 7 Enterprise x649.39.3 TS1M0Windows 7 Home Premium x649.39.3 TS1M0Windows 7 Professional x649.39.3 TS1M0Windows 7 Ultimate x649.39.3 TS1M0Windows Vista for x649.39.3 TS1M064-bit Enabled AIX9.39.3 TS1M064-bit Enabled HP-UX9.39.3 TS1M0HP-UX IPF9.39.3 TS1M0Linux9.39.3 TS1M0Linux for x649.39.3 TS1M0Solaris for x649.39.3 TS1M0* For software releases that are not yet generally available, the Fixed Release is the software release in which the problem is planned to be fixed. PROC IMPORT and PROC EXPORT with Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access fails with ERROR: Connect: Class not registered, Error in the LIBNAME statementType:Problem NotePriority:highDate Modified:2014-04-24 13:08:37Date Created:2014-03-26 15:20:52 This content is presented in an iframe, which your browser does not support. To view the RateIT tab, click here.
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your way around the SAS Visual Analytics tool Coding & Data Extract, transform, and load your data into the SAS BI toolset Stored Processes Create and design stored processes like a rock star Home » Stored Processes Three of the Most Common SAS Stored Process Errors Submitted by Tricia Aanderud on 2013-03-24 - 9:31 PM One Comment If you want to learn how to create a stored process at the SAS Global Forum 2013, then make sure you attend the "Building Your First Stored Process" Hands On workshop that Angela and are hosting on Wednesday morning. We will show you how to build a three different stored process with prompts in under 90 minutes. In the meantime, here are the most common errors that new developers make to help you as you get started. Update: It was a fun presentation - here's the paper. Error #1: LIBNAME is Not Assigned If you develop your stored process code in SAS Enterprise Guide, then the code uses your Connection Profile. Thus it has access to all of your libraries. When that code is moved to the stored process, you might find its generates a "LIBNAME not found error". A best practice is to always add the LIBNAME statement to your stored process. You can learn more about how the libraries are assigned in the SAS 9.3 user documentation: "Assigning Libraries". If you are still confused, I thought the SAS 9.2 documentation had a helpful description of pros and cons here. You don't have to read the entire background - just find the library connection you need to make as shown below. Note: For this example, system library simply means it does not exist in the metadata so you call the library from the file system. Error #2: Unexpected or No Results with Macros If you have added the %STPBegin and %STPEnd macros in your stored process, then you must ensure the Stored Process Wizard does not add it back. If you have added the macros and the wizard has added the macros, then you see where some interesting results might occur. The worse part of troubleshooting the issue is that it can take several hours with the log to determine the issue. Refer to the "Double, Triple Check Those STP Macros " post for more help. Error #3: Prompt Always Uses the Same Values Did your prompt work, but it keeps making the same choice no matter way you select? For instance, you selected the East region but it returns the West region - no matter how many times you select it? You might want to double-check the code to see if you left the LET stateme