Hi,
We've a strange problem. When a team member checks out a library other members are not able to open the tables which are connected to this library. The team member who checked it out still can.
Is there a solution for this problem? Or is it a bug?
We are running SAS 9.4 M6 with SAS DI 4.904 on a Unix install.
We haven't seen this issue on our previous Windows installation.
Thanks
Please see this forum topic for a resolution to your issue
If other users can't read the datasets, then this user's umask setting may be too restrictive (0033 or 0077).
What do you mean by checked out? Is this something to do with version control or just assigning a LIBNAME pointing at that SAS library?
Can't remember having seen that before. Feels like a Metadata read permission issue. Did you already check the metadata server log?
If this is not a pre-assigned library: Does the libname get generated in the code or what do you get there?
It is a metadata issue indeed. In the development environment we're using the checkin/checkout mechanism. When a library is checked out by a user all other users in the development environment are not able to open tables which are connected to that library. When the library is checked in everybody can open the tables again.
We didn't check the metadata log. So that's a good suggestion.
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