hello
i am trying to connect to a database via db2. the following is my code and store the result into MYWORK :
rsubmit;
libname mywork 'h:\user\my document\myfile';
%let mydbpasswd=%str({sasenc}12222222222221);
proc sql;
connect to db2 (dsn="table" user=ismine pass=&mydbpasswd");
create table mywork.status as
select * from connection to db2
(select prod_id, prod_name,status from table1);
disconect from db2;
quit;
endrsubmit;
The log reproduced my code and and finish by "Remote submit to SASGRID complete",
I cannot find mywork library i created neither a data( dataset Status).
Any help? Thank you in advance
The MYWORK library is stored on the SAS server you did a remote submit to not your PC.
Since your server appears to use Windows you could try a UNC in Windows Explorer along the lines of: \\SASServerName\HDrive\user\my document to get to that folder location. You will need to substitute SASServerName and HDrive with the names that will work on your server.
The MYWORK library is stored on the SAS server you did a remote submit to not your PC.
Since your server appears to use Windows you could try a UNC in Windows Explorer along the lines of: \\SASServerName\HDrive\user\my document to get to that folder location. You will need to substitute SASServerName and HDrive with the names that will work on your server.
I agree with SASKiwi. It looks like you need to change your libname path to refer to your server file path. Something like:
%let serverinfo=xxx.xx.com;
libname mywork '/user/mywork' server=serverinfo;
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