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Integrating Python in SAS Entreprise Miner

filbert2021 — Wed, 14 Sep 2022 14:15:51 GMT

Hi,

I use this thread as referrence on how to setting up python in Enterprise Miner.

https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/Tip-How-to-execute-a-Python-script-in-SAS-Enterprise-Miner/ta-p/223761

I have few questions on the setting up:

For compiling the provided java classes, does that mean I put the SASJavaExec.java file inside the bin folder?

Another enquiry is on setting the java classpath.

What software do i use to edit the sasv9.cfg file and set the classpath?

I tried edit it by opening it with notepad but it gives me error mentioning i don't have the permission to edit it.

I installed the SAS Enterprise Miner on my personal laptop.

Regards,

Filbert

Re: Integrating Python in SAS Entreprise Miner

RadhikhaMyneni — Wed, 14 Sep 2022 20:35:37 GMT

Hi Filbert,

The java file(s) (SASJavaExec.java) should be in src/dev directory and when you compile using "javac src/dev/* -d bin" command, the executable will go into bin directory.

For your second question, since it is a personal desktop you probably can open the sasv9.cfg file as a administrator - on Windows you typically do this by right-clicking on the file and selecting Run as Administrator.

Hope this helps,

Radhikha

Re: Integrating Python in SAS Entreprise Miner

filbert2021 — Thu, 15 Sep 2022 02:57:19 GMT

Hi Radhikha,

"javac src/dev/* -d bin" command -> where do i run this command?

As for run as administrator, when I open it. It's opened by notepad sothere is no option for me to run it as administrator.

Hence, I am checking if what kind of software to open the sasv9.cfg file.

Regards,

Filbert

Re: Integrating Python in SAS Entreprise Miner

RadhikhaMyneni — Thu, 15 Sep 2022 12:41:54 GMT

Hi Filbert,

You run the javac command from the directory that contains the src directory. So in the example it is C:\SGF2015\OpenSrcIntegration.

To run as administrator, don't double-click and open the file with default editor but see if you can right-click on the file (from file explorer) and select Run as Administrator. If that does not work, try right-clicking on windows command prompt and Run as Administrator and then go to the directory where the file is and then open using notepad. The sasv9.cfg is a text file so once you have access, you should be able to edit it with notepad.

Radhikha