Your organisation needs to have licenced SAS/ACCESS product. The SAS administrators at your site should be able to provide you the connection details.
Sorry but your reply does not help. Run following code
proc setinit; run;
Check that there is a line on the log like SAS/ACCESS Interface to Oracle
or AS/ACCESS Interface to ODBC.
If that is not the case, then your site has not licenced the appropriate SAS product.
If it is the case, then you need to contact the SAS administrator / Oracle administrator to provide you with connection information
To add on to dave prinsloo's response. you need to have a SAS/Access for Oracle or SAS/Access to ODBC. For SAS/Access to ODBC you need to setup other than the module itself you need to setup configuration on your system.
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