Error No Terminal Connected To The Sas Session
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During a PROC DOWNLOAD or a PROC UPLOAD step, you receive the following error message: ERROR 200-322: The symbol is not recognized. Explanation This problem occurs if the remote file that is being referenced by the INFILE http://technology.msb.edu/old/training/statistics/sas/books/connect/z0377947.htm or the OUTFILE option begins with a special character and is specified as FILEREF(filename), for example: PROC UPLOAD INFILE=pcflref OUTFILE=hstflref($filname); run; To avoid the problem, put single quotes (') around the filename, as shown in the following example: PROC UPLOAD INFILE=pcflref OUTFILE=hstflref('$filname'); run; Problem You transfer a variable block binary file that has a record length (LRECL) greater than 256 bytes, and SAS/CONNECT segments the error no file into multiple 256-byte records. For example, downloading a binary file that has an LRECL of 1024 results in four 256-byte records. Explanation The data is not lost when the file is segmented by SAS/CONNECT. Using the LRECL option in the remote or the local FILENAME statement does not avoid this problem. To avoid the problem, follow these steps: Define the OS/390 FILENAME statement by using the error no terminal RECFM=U parameter. FILENAME VFILE 'VARIABLE.BLOCK.FILE' RECFM=U; Use the DOWNLOAD procedure with the BINARY option to transfer the file. Information displayed in the local Log windows regarding the transfer shows how many bytes were transferred. For example: NOTE: 1231 bytes were transferred at 1231 bytes/second. On the local side, use the RECFM= and the LRECL= options in the INFILE statement, which points to the transferred file, where RECFM is set to S370VB and LRECL is set to the number of bytes that are transferred. Problem You transfer a fixed block binary file that has a record length (LRECL) greater than 256 bytes and SAS/CONNECT segments the file into multiple 256-byte records. For example, downloading a binary file that has an LRECL of 1024 results in four 256-byte records. Explanation The data is not lost when the file is segmented by SAS/CONNECT. Using the LRECL option in the remote or the local FILENAME statement does not avoid this problem. To avoid the problem, follow these steps: Use the DOWNLOAD procedure with the BINARY option to transfer the file. The INFILE statement that is used to read in the transferred file must contain the options RECFM=F and LRECL=xxxx, where LRECL i
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