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Hello, 

 

I have a data step code (score.sas) for a clustering model developed using sas visual statistics.

I want to deploy that code to run in CAS. I used the below code to publish it:

 

proc scoreaccel sessref=mysess1;

publishmodel

modelname="model01"

modeltype=datastep

modeltable="modeltable1"

programfile="/mydir/scoring/model01/score.sas"

xmlfile=""

outdir="/user1/score/work/"

modelnotes="Simple model01 test model"

replacemodel=yes

promotetable=no

persisttable=no ;

quit;

I don't have the xmlfile to be passed as an argument because sas visual statistics exports only a .sas file (score.sas).

 

When I try to run the code without the xmlfile argument I get the following error:

varxml is required when publishing model to cas

 

Can anyone help with this issue?

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sbxkoenk
SAS Super FREQ

Hello @ahmedmady94 ,


As an employee of SAS, you are NOT supposed to post your questions here.

As a SAS employee you are only allowed to answer here and thus help our customers further.
This is described somewhere in the guidelines, but I cannot immediately find it.
As a SAS employee you must use the internal channels at SAS. There are plenty of them.
Try for example the Technical Support ticket database.

 

BR,
Koen

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sbxkoenk
SAS Super FREQ

Hello @ahmedmady94 ,


As an employee of SAS, you are NOT supposed to post your questions here.

As a SAS employee you are only allowed to answer here and thus help our customers further.
This is described somewhere in the guidelines, but I cannot immediately find it.
As a SAS employee you must use the internal channels at SAS. There are plenty of them.
Try for example the Technical Support ticket database.

 

BR,
Koen

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