Sending an email with a Graph

[Lost_Gary]

I send a number of emails directly from SAS with charts or attached reports as a time saver - it is a wonderful tool.  I am attempting to include a graph and i am getting an error.  Below is my code and my error message.  

filename fileref email ("[email protected]")
From="[email protected]"
Subject="Language Preference"
type ="text/html";

ods html body= fileref ;
proc gchart data=test;
vbar languagePref/
sumvar=count
sum
inside=freq
outside=percent
percent
descending;

run;

ods html close;
filename fileref clear;

Log States:

ERROR: Insufficient authorization to access C:\WINDOWS\system32\gchart5.svg.

I only get the error when i try to embed this in an email otherwise the graph produces just fine (which puzzles me).  I am running EG 8.3 Update 5.  Thanks for the help.  

[Reeza]

Out of curiosity, what happens if you use HTML5 instead of HTML?

HTML doesn't embed a picture, it links it, HTML5 embeds images in the file directly.

[Lost_Gary]

it produces an email, but the details are in a string.  

Bar chart of Language Preference .18% .09% count sum 0 1000 2000   

Not the graph that I am looking for.  

[Reeza]

Interesting - you can specify the GPATH location on your ODS statement, set it to somewhere you do have write access and see if that attaches it correctly.

[Lost_Gary]

I can attach the graph as an HTML - but if i try to embed it  (which is what i want - open email see graph) it give me the same error.  

[Reeza]

https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/2017/04/21/use-sas-send-email-embeds-graph-body-email/

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