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vasanth1
Calcite | Level 5

Dear Team,

 

We are facing below  issue frequently while uploading the file. Kindly support to solve this issue.

 

 Error Log:

 

NOTE: 1931963 records were read from the infile

      "Y:\SAS\SBIM\Sandeep\Daily_CA\Jul18\31Jul18\IFACE_EOD31072018.txt".

      The minimum record length was 87.

      The maximum record length was 245.

NOTE: The data set WORK.DAILY_BASE_31JUL18 has 1907216 observations and 24 variables.

NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):

      real time           45.89 seconds

      cpu time            5.75 seconds

 

 

441

442  Rsubmit;

NOTE: Remote submit to MYSERV commencing.

7     proc upload data=DAILY_BASE_&day.;run;

SYMBOLGEN:  Macro variable DAY resolves to 31Jul18

 

 

NOTE: Upload in progress from data=WORK.DAILY_BASE_31JUL18 to out=WORK.DAILY_BASE_31JUL18

ERROR: Conversation termination; status=1.

ERROR: Upload function terminated.

NOTE: 11545632 bytes were transferred at 118801 bytes/second.

NOTE: The data set WORK.DAILY_BASE_31JUL18 has 1907216 observations and 24 variables.

ERROR: A link must be established by executing the SIGNON command before you can communicate with

       MYSERV.

ERROR: Remote submit to MYSERV canceled.

NOTE: The link to MYSERV has been terminated. You must SIGNON to reestablish the link.

443

 

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Kurt_Bremser
Super User

You have a severe network issue between your local and remote SAS server. ~120 KB/s is a speed that translates to a 1Mbit/s bandwidth. That's almost down to the speed of 56K dial-up modems. On top of that, something causes a connection abort after ~100 seconds.

 

Do a google search for "sas ERROR: Conversation termination; status=1" and see if one of the notes in the SAS knowledge base applies to your situation.

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