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sunilreddy
Fluorite | Level 6

Hi,

I am getting below error  while running stored process

1) Using STPEND system defined macro, but am not getting any issues with this macro in other stored process reports

 

3052 +%STPEND;

MPRINT(STPEND): options nonotes;

MPRINT(STPEND): ods _ALL_ close;

MPRINT(STPEND): proc display c=sashelp.stputil.package1.scl;

MPRINT(STPEND): run;

ERROR: The result package could not be created. The error encountered was: ERROR: No files were added to the package because the STP work directory

(/opt/app/SAS/work/SAS_work87D2000036D6_esessux0015/SAS_work8E07000036D6_esessux0015/7e539000-ab52-11e1-8001-313430333831/) is

MPRINT(STPEND): options NOTES;

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Cynthia_sas
Diamond | Level 26

Hi:

  You really should open a track with Tech Support on this issue. Without knowing a LOT more about your configuration and your stored process and the metadata and parameters, it is impossible to help.

  To open a track with Tech Support, fill out the form at this link:

http://support.sas.com/ctx/supportform/createForm

cynthia

ethamer
Calcite | Level 5

I am getting the same error. Have you resolved this issue?

sunilreddy
Fluorite | Level 6

Not yet resolved for me

Dorota_Jarosz
Obsidian | Level 7

Even though it looks like a non-Windows system, the path to the STP directory is awfully long (121 characters):

(/opt/app/SAS/work/SAS_work87D2000036D6_esessux0015/SAS_work8E07000036D6_esessux0015/7e539000-ab52-11e1-8001-313430333831/)

I know for a fact that copying SAS software depot into Myfiles directory or into Desktop, causes PC SAS installation process to fail. I don't know how your STP directory gets assigned and whether this is relevant at all in your case, but if you have any input into this assignment, try shortening this path.

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