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HI Ive a
proc append base= myaccdb.table data=work.report4 force;
run;
i need to. Know how I can bypass the primary key that is in access when the primary key is removed it appends but I need the primary key to be there to prevent duplicates..
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You might want to provide a few more details about what you mean by "bypass primary key".
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the proc append works great where it's appending data to the access table when the access table doesn't have a primary key. When I add the primary key to the access table and than run the proc append it fails I get and error message it can't insert data ... Im using force in the proc append but it doesn't append if there is a primary key...thanks again for your assistance
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Supplying the log would help. The cause of the error is usually written there.
But from the information that you give, I suppose that you are violating the PK during insert?
If so, you need to take action, primarily by fixing your data before the insert.
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By any chance is the Primary Key field in Access and automatic increment and the SAS data set you are appending have values for that field? You might be getting a collision of some sort.
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Make a audit trace for Prime Key .