Hi SAS Experts,
what could be the reason that creating a new STP is grayed out when I right click on the job -> new - > STP.
Dragging and dropping a finished STP that encapuslated some logic into my job does not work either, why?
Thanks for sharing any ideas
Bye
Wait a minute I may have caught on.
Right click ob job --> Stored Process --> New (9.3)...
If that is grayed out your job may simply still be open. Another reason could be that you are connected to a server that is capable of executing stored processes. If that is the case you should talk to your administrator(s).
But the purpose of the menu choice is to deploy that job as a stored process. Not to insert a STP into a job. The generated source code of the job will become the source code of the stp.
Hope this helps,
- Jan.
Hi,
Are you trying to use a STP as a data input in your job? Can you expand on what you are trying to achieve? By the looks of it you want something that is not part of the DI Studio functionality. You could deploy your STP as a webservice and use its REST interface in DIS. Butr there is no interface in DIS that would handle dropping a STP in a job. But better we first have a clear idea of what your goal is.
Also, what do you mean by right-click on job --> New? I do not see New that scenario.
Regards,
- Jan,
Wait a minute I may have caught on.
Right click ob job --> Stored Process --> New (9.3)...
If that is grayed out your job may simply still be open. Another reason could be that you are connected to a server that is capable of executing stored processes. If that is the case you should talk to your administrator(s).
But the purpose of the menu choice is to deploy that job as a stored process. Not to insert a STP into a job. The generated source code of the job will become the source code of the stp.
Hope this helps,
- Jan.
Good to hear. Glad to be of help.
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