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richard_a
Calcite | Level 5
We have an existing database in SQL server, and we successfully created an ODBC connection to SAS v 9.

One of the tables have 2 long column names :
main_claim_process_unit_type_desc_en
main_claim_process_unit_type_desc_fr

SAS v9 concatenated these names and doing a PROC CONTENTS gave :
main_claim_process_unit_type_de0
main_claim_process_unit_type_des

When we converted to E.G., doing a PROC CONTENTS gave us the error :
ERROR: Variable main_claim_process_unit_type_de0 is not on file PRDDMWDW.vwdw_claim_dim.

Does anybody have the same experience ? Is this a bug in E.G. ?
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richard_a
Calcite | Level 5
i just found out that :

EG uses OPTIONS VALIDVARNAME=ANY; by default
SAS uses options validvarname=v7; by default

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