Hi,
I am running out with below Syntax error message for SAS Proc Sql code.
the below code is working fine in Sql developer and shared with SAS user to run and collect result,
but the code through error for sql functions - over, count and (+) in below code.
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select name,cde_fund_code,id_provider,D.num_check, sak,A.sAcct_rec, C.chk_sak,amt_setup,amt,B.dte_payment_issue,amt_setup -sum(amt)
over (PARTITION BY A.sak_Acct_rec order by dte_payment_issue ),
count(amt) over (PARTITION BY A.sak_Acct_rec order by dte_payment_issue )
from A, B, C, D
where A.s_fund_code in ( '****','****')
and B.acct_rec (+) = A.acct_rec
and C.sak (+) = B.sak
and D.chk_sak (+) = C.chk_sak;
is there any different function to use SAS Proc sql? because its working fine in Sql Developer.
How to fix this and run the code withut errors?
Hi Reeza,
Thank you for your reply, But the pass through facility needs users to be supplied with DB log in User ID and PW. that is security issues.
I would like to know how to submit the SQL Pass Through facility code without sharing DB Log on Parameters to user.
is there any way to store the log on UserID/PW in server configuration and share that config reference with users to run Pass through code with that refenrece as part of code?
Please me know if my question is not clear.
Thank,
Ram
The users don't need to know the credentials for the DB Server.
If you don't set-up things as above then you'd also have the same issue with implicit SQL and your libname statement as it's not hard to query a libname definition.
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