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texasmfp
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

I did a fresh install and, some code that worked perfectly before now now longer works.  I recall that there may have been a hot fix related to ACCESS that may need to be re-applied.  But that may be unrelated.  Any ideas?  Here is the code:

 

LIBNAME WrkBk EXCEL "&ROOT\&RESPONDENT._&SEGMENT._&STAGE._additional analysis.xlsx" SCAN_TEXT=NO;
PROC APPEND force BASE=WrkBk.raw
DATA=mfpresults;
RUN;
LIBNAME WrkBk CLEAR;

Here is the log:

SYMBOLGEN:  Macro variable ROOT resolves to E:\SAS Data\
SYMBOLGEN:  Macro variable RESPONDENT resolves to PT
SYMBOLGEN:  Macro variable SEGMENT resolves to AR1920
SYMBOLGEN:  Macro variable STAGE resolves to BASE1
MPRINT(G200_COST_SENSITIVITY):   LIBNAME WrkBk EXCEL "E:\SAS Data\PT_AR1920_BASE1_additional analysis.xlsx" SCAN_TEXT=NO;
ERROR: Connect: Class not registered
ERROR: Error in the LIBNAME statement.
ERROR: Libref WRKBK is not assigned.
MPRINT(G200_COST_SENSITIVITY):   PROC APPEND force BASE=WrkBk.raw DATA=mfpresults;
MPRINT(G200_COST_SENSITIVITY):   RUN;
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texasmfp
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

Thanks Reeza.  ACCESS was installed.  Turns out the problem was that Office suite was installed as 32-bit.  I uninstalled and re-installed in 64-bit.  Problem solved.

 

https://support.sas.com/kb/43/933.html

 

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Reeza
Super User
It seems like you may be missing the SAS/Access to PCFILES license portion. You can check what's installed with:

proc product_status;run;

and what's licensed with:

proc setinit;run;
texasmfp
Lapis Lazuli | Level 10

Thanks Reeza.  ACCESS was installed.  Turns out the problem was that Office suite was installed as 32-bit.  I uninstalled and re-installed in 64-bit.  Problem solved.

 

https://support.sas.com/kb/43/933.html

 

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