Hi everyone,
I am trying to produce a web report studio report that, when opened, will automatically run a stored process(with prompts for filter values) to retrieve the latest view of the data before generating the report. It is also a requirement from the end users that multiple different users might need to view the report at the same time, potentially choosing different values for the stored process prompts so storing the results of the stored process in a single shared table is not an option.
I was attempting to follow the process outlined in the knowledge base article, http://support.sas.com/kb/39/432.html so that I have an information map that will run the stored process, store the output in work, and then produce the query results as i require.
However, when I follow this process, the results of my test queries still only return the single record rather than the full table generated by the stored process.
I think that the only thing I am doing differently is that I don't make the stored process compatible for 9.2 as it then doesn't show up as available in information map studio.
Has anyone else had a similar issue or does it actually work for other people?
I am using SAS version 9.3 TS1M1 and Information Map Studio 4.31_M1
Thanks in advance,
Tim
I have found the resolution for this.
Making the stored process compatible for 9.2 and then setting the properties so that it will run on the workspace server and not the stored process server will allow the stored process to show up in information map studio and then run in the same session as the information map query.
Tim
I have found the resolution for this.
Making the stored process compatible for 9.2 and then setting the properties so that it will run on the workspace server and not the stored process server will allow the stored process to show up in information map studio and then run in the same session as the information map query.
Tim
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