Hi:
It depends on how you're using the Stored Process and the Information Map.
It is possible to have a stored process provide data to an information map. If this is what you mean, then EG is really out of the picture after you create your stored process. In Information Map Studio, you have to define the stored process (or "bind" the stored process to the Information Map) inside Information Map Studio. Note that in this scenario, your stored process does NOT produce report output -- it produces data that is used by the information map. In this example
https://support.sas.com/documentation/onlinedoc/91pdf/sasdoc_913/infomap31_tips_9310.pdf it shows restricting access to data at the row level using a stored process to populate an information map.
In the other scenario, your Stored Process is producing a report output, using the Information Map as a data source. Your Stored Process in EG would need to be defined to run on the Workspace server (because Information Maps run on the Workspace server) and you'll need a LIBNAME statement that uses the INFOMAPS engine, as shown here (page 117)
https://go.documentation.sas.com/api/docsets/engimap/9.4/content/engimap.pdf Hope this helps. Note that most of the people working with Stored Processes will be monitoring this Forum specifically for Stored Processes:
https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Stored-Processes/bd-p/sas_stored_processes Cynthia
