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RobertWF1
Quartz | Level 8

I’m trying to upload a SAS table to Redshift using the following simple command:

 

data rf.rsv_standing_cohort;
set epi.rsv_standing_cohort;
run;

where the “epi” library is on my local server and the “rf” library refers to my Redshift schema.

 

However, I’m getting the following error – part of my table is not being uploaded (original table size is 35,392 records). 

 

Any ideas why the table upload is incomplete?

 

NOTE: SAS variable labels, formats, and lengths are not written to DBMS tables.
ERROR: CLI execute error: [SAS][ODBC Redshift Wire Protocol driver]This is either an Unknown Type or is not supported currently.
NOTE: The SAS System stopped processing this step because of errors.
NOTE: There were 32750 observations read from the data set EPI.RSV_STANDING_COHORT.
WARNING: The data set RF.RSV_STANDING_COHORT may be incomplete.  When this step was stopped there were 32749 observations and 9 variables.
ERROR: ROLLBACK issued due to errors for data set RF.RSV_STANDING_COHORT.DATA.
NOTE: DATA statement used (Total process time):
       real time           1:35.32
       cpu time            0.09 seconds

 

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SASKiwi
PROC Star

On the evidence you've posted it appears there is some data in row 32,750 of your SAS dataset that is causing a Redshift CLI error. I suggest you try loading just 32,749 rows from SAS and see if that works without errors:

data rf.rsv_standing_cohort;
set epi.rsv_standing_cohort (obs = 32749);
run;

If it does, then try this test to see if it fails on the first row:

data rf.rsv_standing_cohort;
set epi.rsv_standing_cohort (firstobs = 32750);
run;

If it does, then I suggest you examine the data in row 32,750 to see if you can spot what might be causing the error. Foreign language character might be one possibility.

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