libname Bi odbc datasrc=Reporting schema=dbo
user= "XXXX" password="XXXX";
using this code Im able to create the library successfully but unable to see/view the tables
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I have an accessDB which using ODBC connection to SQL and used in queries.
Tried to use the queries to create a report on PowerBi, Issue is whenever I tried to update the dataset it gives me ODBC--call failed.
Tried created the ODBC connection on gateway machine. they are all 32 bit [ODBC/Power Bi Desktop] etc.
Can someone please help?
had to install office 64bit and access 64bit driver
also had to refresh all the linked tables and views from access to rectify the issue.
I'm trying to connect to a Postgresql database using SAS ODBC. I'm getting the message:
ERROR: The product with which the engine ODBC is associated is either not licensed for your
system or the product license has expired.
I thought SAS ODBC was default installed with SAS Base? Or do I need SAS/Access for it to work? Thanks!
You require:
---SAS/ACCESS Interface to ODBC
It's not part of Base SAS.
To find out what modules you have licensed, you can run: proc setinit;run;
I need to connect Power BI to SAS using an OLE DB connection (can't use ODBC nor the native connection). Here is the string from the build:
provider=sas.IOMProvider.9.45;data source="iom-name://SASApp - Logical Workspace Server";mode="ReadWrite|Share Deny None";sas cell cache size=10000;sas port=0;sas protocol=0;sas server type=1;sas metadata user id=dxru984;sas metadata password=XXXXX;sas metadata location=iom-bridge://lhwappb1.xxx-xx.xxx:8561
I also tried with this one:
Provider=sas.IOMProvider.9.45;Data Source=iom-name://SASApp - Logical Workspace Server;SAS Cell Cache Size=10000;SAS Port=0;SAS Protocol=0;SAS Server Type=1;SAS Metadata User ID=dxru984;SAS Metadata Password=xxxxxxx;SAS Metadata Location=iom-bridge://lhwappb1.xxx-xx.xxx:8561
The first string works perfectly with Excel but not in PowerBI with that error message:
OLE DB : Format of the initialization string does not conform to the
OLE DB specification
Any idea?
I managed to connect to SAS Federation Server data using the following connection string:
provider=sas.IOMProvider.9.45;data source=blablabla2.abc.pt;sas port=1234;sas protocol=2;sas metadata user id=******;sas metadata password=**********;sas metadata location=blablabla1.abc.pt:5678
Hope this helps,
Rita Dias
I have to perform data prediction using SAS Enterprise Miner. SAS only has an option to load a SAS table but the problem is i have a database with two tables that i have to use for the prediction. How do i get the two tables from the database into SAS Enterprise Miner.
I have not used Access or Miner in 10 years. However, I would suggest something like:
Does Access have the concept of a view? If so, then create the view in Access and then just use that.
or
Write a stand alone piece of code that pulls the tables from Access and does the join in SAS. I believe you can do this in Miner. If not, just do it in Enterprise Guide and save the table to a location you can pick it up with Miner.
or
Create a SAS view from the Access database that does the join and use that in Miner. Same as above, just save a view instead of a table -- allows you to update the Access database without having to recreate the table.
After looking into this problem I finally decided to use base SAS to read the database and extract the individual tables, save them into a SAS library, in that way they will be saved on the local drive then i could use them in Enterprise Miner.
/*Create a new library to store converted files*/
libname db 'C:\\Users\\Documents\\Data Sources';
/*import the first table from the database into the newly created library*/
proc import out = db.Table1
datatable = 'Table1'
dbms= ACCESS Replace;
database= "C:\\Users\\Documents\\Data Sources\\DBName.mdb";
usedate=yes;
scantime=no;
dbsaslabel=none;
run;
/*import the second table from the database into the newly created library*/
proc import out = db.Table2
datatable = 'Table2'
dbms= ACCESS Replace;
database= "C:\\Users\\Documents\\Data Sources\\DBName.mdb";
usedate=yes;
scantime=no;
dbsaslabel=none;
run;
I'm trying to use an OLEDB connection to connect to my SAS datasets from QlikView.
I am able to set up the connection, but I am not able to load my data. Executing the data import results in the following error: "the local provider does not currently support sql processing"
My loading code looks like this:
LOAD "account",
balance,
"open_closed";
SQL SELECT *
FROM "BASE_DATA";
Is there any way to solve this?
We read SAS data into QlikView using SAS ODBC driver that connects to SAS/SHARE.
This requires that you have one of the following three:
1. SAS/SPD Server
2. SAS/SHARE Server
3. SAS locally on desktop (will not work on server license)