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lmtamina
Obsidian | Level 7

Hi,

I would like to ask for assistance regarding SQL Pass-Through facility in SAS EG. I have  never used this function in the past, and would like to inquire on how to retrieve the query results and be able to save as SAS dataset so I can use in data step task. I was able to successfully connect to our DBMS using the sample proc sql statement I created below, however, when I tried to create a SAS dataset from the query results , i am getting an error ,saying that the table I created from the pass -through query is not found. Appreciate any assistance. Thank you in advance.

 

proc sql;

connect to Oracle as mydata(path= path connection = global connection_group ="Con_Group" user = 'myuser' password='mypass');

create table Query_Results as

select * from Connection to mydata

(select *

 from Oracle_MBR_Table

where mbr_group_id ='12345';

disconnect from mydata;

quit;

 

data want;

set Query_Results;

run;

 

 

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Doc_Duke
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

You may want to show us code that actually runs.  The PROC SQL has unmatched parentheses [The "(" before "select" does not have a matching ")".]

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Doc_Duke
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

You may want to show us code that actually runs.  The PROC SQL has unmatched parentheses [The "(" before "select" does not have a matching ")".]

lmtamina
Obsidian | Level 7

My apologies .. and thank you so much. I was  so intimidated  by the SQL pass- through syntax  and overlooked the missing parenthesis . I can now  see the results.  Appreciate it!

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