Hello everyone, I would like to ask a question.
options cashost="xxxx" casport=5570;
/*caslib _all_ assign;*/
/* option validvarname=any; */
libname satpp cas caslib="satpp";
FILENAME request HTTP
'api link'
user='user' password='password' debug;
DATA NULL;
INFILE request;
INPUT;
PUT INFILE;
RUN;
libname sadarPP JSON fileref=request;
data work.satpp_sadarPP;
set sadarPP.root;
run;
proc sql;
create table work.satpp_sadarL as
select ID_responses,
Sent_date,
Name,
Age,
Gender
from work.satpp_sadarPP;
quit;
/*change data format*/
data work.satpp_sadarL;
set work.satpp_sadarL;
time=input(Sent_date,ANYDTDTM.);
format time datetime19.;
run;
/* sorting data by date */
proc sort data=work.satpp_sadarL;
by time;
run;
%macro checktable(dsn);
%if %sysfunc(exist(&dsn)) %then %do;
proc delete data=&dsn; run;
%end;
%mend;
%checktable(work.satpp_sadarL)
data satpol.final (promote=yes);
set work.satpp_sadarL;
run;
I have code like above, that get JSON data from API link to be inputted in library. I want that library to be promoted to Data Source that can be used in SAS Visual Analytics, and scheduled a job so that it always updated everytime there's a new data inputted in that API.
It used to be working just fine, but now there's error like this.
Error
This is what my libraries look like
My Library
Is there any change to SAS or my code that's wrong?
Thank you
I already found the solution. There's something wrong with my code, and then the error shown up change to "Caslib does not exist in this session". After Caslib made, the code works just fine.
Thanks.
In case anyone want to see the fixed code, here it is:
options cashost="xxxx" casport=5570;
/*caslib _all_ assign;*/
/* option validvarname=any; */
libname satpp cas caslib="satpp";
FILENAME request HTTP
'api link'
user='user' password='password' debug;
DATA NULL;
INFILE request;
INPUT;
PUT INFILE;
RUN;
libname sadarPP JSON fileref=request;
data work.satpp_sadarPP;
set sadarPP.root;
run;
proc sql;
create table work.satpp_sadarL as
select ID_responses,
Sent_date,
Name,
Age,
Gender
from work.satpp_sadarPP;
quit;
/*change data format*/
data work.satpp_sadarL;
set work.satpp_sadarL;
time=input(Sent_date,ANYDTDTM.);
format time datetime19.;
run;
/* sorting data by date */
proc sort data=work.satpp_sadarL;
by time;
run;
%macro checktable(dsn);
%if %sysfunc(exist(&dsn)) %then %do;
proc delete data=&dsn; run;
%end;
%mend;
%checktable(satpp.final)
data satpp.final (promote=yes);
set work.satpp_sadarL;
run;
AFAIK, PROC CASUTIL is the way to promote a SAS dataset to a CAS library to be used in Viya VA.
I already found the solution. There's something wrong with my code, and then the error shown up change to "Caslib does not exist in this session". After Caslib made, the code works just fine.
Thanks.
In case anyone want to see the fixed code, here it is:
options cashost="xxxx" casport=5570;
/*caslib _all_ assign;*/
/* option validvarname=any; */
libname satpp cas caslib="satpp";
FILENAME request HTTP
'api link'
user='user' password='password' debug;
DATA NULL;
INFILE request;
INPUT;
PUT INFILE;
RUN;
libname sadarPP JSON fileref=request;
data work.satpp_sadarPP;
set sadarPP.root;
run;
proc sql;
create table work.satpp_sadarL as
select ID_responses,
Sent_date,
Name,
Age,
Gender
from work.satpp_sadarPP;
quit;
/*change data format*/
data work.satpp_sadarL;
set work.satpp_sadarL;
time=input(Sent_date,ANYDTDTM.);
format time datetime19.;
run;
/* sorting data by date */
proc sort data=work.satpp_sadarL;
by time;
run;
%macro checktable(dsn);
%if %sysfunc(exist(&dsn)) %then %do;
proc delete data=&dsn; run;
%end;
%mend;
%checktable(satpp.final)
data satpp.final (promote=yes);
set work.satpp_sadarL;
run;
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