I recently got a new computer and I had to set up a new ODBC connection to SQL server so I can do sql queries in SAS. The ODBC connection has been configured, tested and is working. However, I am getting the following message every time I try a program.
ERROR: The TXEVER engine cannot be found.
ERROR: A Connection to the TxEVER DBMS is not currently supported, or is not installed at your site.
I haven't changed anything in the query or connection string (see below). Any suggestions?
%let username = vfarinelli514 ;
%let passwrd = XXXXXXX ;
proc sql ;
connect to odbc as TxEVER (datasrc=TxEVER user=&username password= &passwrd );
create table work.testtable as
select * from connection to TxEVER
(Select * from [database]);
quit;
Have you set up the TxEVER data source in the Windows ODBC administrator?
Note if you are using 64-bit SAS then a 64-bit ODBC driver and data source needs to be defined. Alternatively you define a DSN-less connection in SAS pointing at the ODBC driver you want to use.
Have you set up the TxEVER data source in the Windows ODBC administrator?
Note if you are using 64-bit SAS then a 64-bit ODBC driver and data source needs to be defined. Alternatively you define a DSN-less connection in SAS pointing at the ODBC driver you want to use.
I was just going to come back on here and update the this post. My laptop crashed once I rebooted everything worked fine, even though I did a cold reboot already. Thanks!
@victhor - Please mark your post as answered then.
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