Hi
i am using the Data management studio 2.5 .How can i point the qkb and where should i select the qkb-ENIND,ENUSA
1. I have pointed the Dqsetup.txt --But no working
2.Pointed to QKB folder --But not working
Thank you for your question.
Have you had a chance to review this topic in the DataFlux Data Management Studio online Help? We have step-by-step instructions on how to select a QKB from your Data Management Studio software. In the Table of Contents on your left, browse to Administration Riser Bar > Using Quality Knowledge Bases > Selecting and Reloading Quality Knowledge Bases.
Here are the steps listed in this documentation topic:
I hope this helps you connecting to your SAS Quality Knowledge Base. Please let us know if you need additional assistance with this matter.
Thank you,
Michele
HI
i have done the steps but not working
i have pointed the QKB to
1 .path pointed to ------dqquality\sasmisc\QltyKB --No twoked
2.path pointed to ------dqquality\sasmisc\QltyKB \dqsetup.txt -Not worked
can you gice me the path exactly where to point
You need to point to your QKB path to the path that contains folders with the names of:
In the case of the QKB for CI 25 by default that path is: C:\ProgramData\SAS\SASQualityKnowledgeBase\CI\25. See screenshot below.
Note: In most Windows installation the C:\ProgramData folder is a hidden folder and you may need to unhide it in order to navigate to it.
We had similar issue when setting environmental variables for Event Stream Processing in Linux to use QKB. Although examples say "data folder" it meant actually "/opt/sas/viya/home/qkb/data/ci/29" for us. After changing DFESP_QKB Event Stream Processing was able to run data quality tasks in ESP project also.
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