I couldn't get this to work; the error message says that the teradata engine cannot be found.
Use whatever engine your current process is using. I would assume you are using ODBC if you don't have SAS/Access to Teradata licensed. You are not going to get as much performance out of the SAS - Teradata connection using generic ODBC connection.
You can still get access using ODBC engine, but I am not sure if that supports accessing volatile tables via a libref.
Try it and see.
@kb011235 wrote:
Thanks for the effort, but your method runs into the same list length issue (capped at 65534 characters).
Show your LOG with the code submitted and the error messages.
@kb011235 did you try my approach? Did it not work?
@Reeza I didn't try your approach.
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