@sas_td2016
As other mentioned earlier you SQL Server column appears to be of data type DATETIME and not DATE.
I would have expected SAS to convert your SAS Date value to a SQL DateTime value when loading into the SQL table but it appears that's not happening.
Without you providing us with more information we can't say much more about it.
As other's already suggested try and pass in a SAS DateTime value instead of a Date value as done in code below:
proc sql;
insert into sql.mortage
(loan_number, due_date, investor_numer, bankruptcy_flag, ltv)
values
(1000001, '01jan2016 00:00:00'dt, 200001,'N',0.8)
;
quit;
If things still don't work then please add the following options statements before your SQL and then post the log:
options sastrace=',,,d' sastraceloc=saslog nostsuffix;
Also: If you run a Proc Contents for table SQL.MORTGAGE what's the format on column DUE_DATE?
SAS uses this format to determine how to covert SAS Date and DateTime values to the target database representation when loading. I've made the experience that this doesn't work for all formats but that you can rely on formats DATE9. and DATETIME20.
If data conversion doesn't work as expected then another option is to explicitely "tell" SAS using option DBSASTYPE
http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/acreldb/63647/HTML/default/viewer.htm#a001371572.htm
