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sateh
Fluorite | Level 6

I'm getting a table from CAS to process with Python, but when I try to retrieve it in CAS, it won't let me. I am working in SAS Studio and I have already established the connection with SWAT and there are no problems I attach my code with which I am working.

My code

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My error

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SASKiwi
PROC Star

This sounds like a problem for SAS Tech Support.

sateh
Fluorite | Level 6

I understand, and the way I am returning the new table to CAS is correct?

SASKiwi
PROC Star

Regardless of whether it is correct or not you are getting severe traceback response which shouldn't happen, so TS is your best bet.

Quentin
Super User

Agree with others, SAS tech support is great.  Give them a call.

 

If you want to trouble shoot more, I would start small. Make a one row data frame and try uploading it to CAS, when you know the table doesn't exist in CAS.

 

Then try using replace=True to see if it will overwrite.

 

Then see if you can make your little test more like you real code and get it to break at some point.

 

But that's just if you want to explore yourself (always fun).  You're paying for SAS, the tech support is free. : )

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