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metalray
Calcite | Level 5

Hello SAS Friends,

I am using the infomaps engine in a program.

/* Run the Information Maps engine to retrieve the data. */

libname mylib infomaps

metaport=10561

metaserver="sas92metadev.sr.allianz-suisse.ch"

metarepository="Foundation"

mappath="/Shared Data/Libraries/DEVPOOL/IM";

proc print data=mylib.PH_IM_TEST1;

run;

/*If your metadata server supports single sign-on, you can omit the METAPASS=

and METAUSER= options and connect through a trusted peer connection or through

Integrated Windows Authentication.*/

This executes fine, without user credentials.

Now I want to use this information map also as a data source for an STP.

Simply adding this code in an STP and I get the error:

ERROR: Invalid credentials

ERROR: Access denied.

ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.

why does it work in as a program but not within the STP?

If not, how else can I use an information map as a data source within

an STP. - the information map uses BI Row Level Filter and hence it

should just take the UserID of the current user (which works alls

fine when executing as a program)

Thanks,

Bob

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executing on the workspace server helped Smiley HappySmiley HappySmiley Happy

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executing on the workspace server helped Smiley HappySmiley HappySmiley Happy

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