I am trying to push some proc report results to a sharepoint folder as a PDF. I get this error:
ERROR: Physical file does not exist
I was wondering if I need to work with our sys admin to grant SAS the necessary permissions to SharePoint in order to write files to folders, or if I am using the wrong command code. I am currently trying to use the ODS PDF command.
%let date=%sysfunc(putn(%sysfunc(today()),mmddyyd10.));
options nobyline orientation=landscape;
ods listing close;
ods pdf file="sharepoint path &date .pdf";
%let month = %sysfunc(today(),monname12.);
%let year = %sysfunc(today(),year4.);
TITLE1 j=l h=5 "Agent Productivity Dashboard: &month &year";
TITLE2 j=left h=3 "Agent: #byval2 (#byval1)";
TITLE3 j=left h=3 "Supervisor: #byval3";
FOOTNOTE;
proc report...
...run;
ods pdf close;
Thank you,
Nathan
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Hi:
Here are two examples that I use as Sharepoint examples. Note that I used a UNC location for my Sharepoint site and I did have to go to my Sharepoint admin to get the correct UNC name and get the "cztest" folder added to that location with write access permissions.
cynthia
ods _all_ close;
title; footnote;
options topmargin=.25in bottommargin=.25in leftmargin=.25in rightmargin=.25in;
** make pdf file;
filename pdf_out '\\xxx.yyy.sas.com\zzz\Shared Documents\Examples\cztest\report1.pdf';
ods pdf(id=p) file=pdf_out ;
proc report data=sashelp.class;
title 'This PDF file is on SharePoint';
column age height,(min mean max);
define age / group;
define height / analysis;
run;
ods pdf(id=p) close;
filename pdf_out clear;
** make html file;
filename htm_out '\\xxx.yyy.sas.com\zzz\Shared Documents\Examples\cztest\report2.html';
ods html(id=h) body=htm_out encoding=UTF8 dev=gif ;
proc report data=sashelp.class;
title 'This HTML file is on SharePoint';
column age height,(min mean max);
define age / group;
define height / analysis;
run;
ods html(id=h) close;
filename htm_out clear;
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