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Create and design stored processes like a rock star Home » Stored how to assign libname in sas enterprise guide Processes Stored Process: Libname Not Assigned Submitted by Tricia Aanderud on 2011-09-28 - 6:00 AM 2 Comments Eeeeek!!!
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Your SAS Stored Process failed. It worked when in SAS Enterprise Guide! How could this disaster have happened? If you check the log, you may see an error similar to https://communities.sas.com/t5/General-SAS-Programming/Libname-is-not-assigned-error-in-SAS-EG-on-demand/td-p/173762 the following about the LIBNAME not assigned. In this case, the PROC Report was using data called Sales_Candy_History from the MYLIB library. When executing the code, SAS was not able to determine where the data table was located. It could not find the library. Assigning the Libname Most likely you need to add the library to the stored process http://bi-notes.com/2011/09/stored-process-error-libname-not-assigned/ code and test again. For a stored process, you can use a metadata library or a file system library. A file system library is what I think of as a BASE SAS library. The code looks like this: LIBNAME Name "File System Path "; Example: LIBNAME MyLib "d:/data/public"; If you use this LIBNAME statement you have to make sure that file system permissions are available to the stored process or other users. Most likely having the data on your local C drive is not going to work. However, if the directory is on a common server that has open permissions, then you are probably okay. Generally when creating a stored process in SAS Enterprise, you want to use the Metadata library. Metadata libraries are created in the SAS Management Console by a SAS Administrator (or someone with appropriate permissions.) The LIBNAME statement looks like this one: LIBNAME YourName meta library="Metadata Name "; Example: LIBNAME MyLib meta library="Candy Shop"; You may wonder how I knew to use Candy Shop as the library value. Here's what my SAS Enterprise Guide session looks like. You can s
your way around the SAS Visual Analytics tool Coding & Data Extract, transform, and load your data into the SAS BI toolset Stored Processes Create http://bi-notes.com/2013/03/stored-process-prompts-common-stored-process-errors/ and design stored processes like a rock star Home » Stored Processes http://saslist.com/blog/2013/05/15/pre-assign-sas-libraries-if-so-which-method/ 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 is not 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 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 t
data through metadata", there is a fundamental difference between accessing a SAS library using a physical reference or a metadata reference to that library. By now, you should now be an expert on the nuances of physical references to SAS data versus metadata references! This time, we are going to dive into one of the more subtle aspects of metadata library management: pre-assigned libraries. Why should you pre-assign SAS libraries? As outlined in the SAS 9.3 Intelligence Platform: Data Administration Guide, there are two ways you can make sure that your server is aware of your library reference: pre-assigning the library letting the client application define the library reference Even if you use a LIBNAME statement in your program, it is useful to register SAS libraries and tables in SAS metadata so that they can be used by some of the SAS clients (for example, SAS Data Integration Studio). We saw this demonstrated in our last article when we assigned a libref through a LIBNAME statement versus one assigned in SAS metadata. Different clients may assign libraries differently, such as SAS Data Integration Studio or SAS OLAP Cube Studio where the library can be automatically generated based on the metadata. When you pre-assign a library, you are making explicit which engine will be used to control the library (such as BASE or ORACLE). Pre-assigning the library has a number of benefits: Pre-assigning librefs helps maintain consistency across users and applications Libraries are always available to the server, regardless of how the program is run (batch versus interactive) Libraries are easier to migrate to new storage since the physical location can be abstracted from the user Pre-assigning libraries makes it easier for developers to eliminate redundant code (for example, not having to manage library references in stored processes) As discussed last time, if you don’t pre-assign our library and try to use that library in SAS Enterprise Guide, you get an error. PROC Print data=metaref.postassessments; run; ERROR: Libname METAREF is not assigned. As a result, you are forced to right click on the library in SAS Enterpris