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sivastat08
Pyrite | Level 9

how to push sas Data set in to SQL server(RTest- SQl R)

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JuanS_OCS
Azurite | Level 17

Hello @sivastat08,

 

while I cannot understand the remark of "RTest- SQl R". to move data from a SAS dataset to any other data origin, such as SQL server you will need:

 

- the license for SAS/ACCESS interface to (your data source) (SQL Server, or ODBC. You can get also OLEDB, but I would rather advise against it, unless you have a very specific requirement).

- to install that SAS software component

- to install and configure the drivers for the SQL Server on the client and the server (if required)

- you use the appropiate libname statement in your code 

- use a data step or proc sql, as with any other table

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LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20

There are literally thousands of examples online, start with SAS/ACCESSS documentation.

Data never sleeps
sivastat08
Pyrite | Level 9
thanks LinusH.
JuanS_OCS
Azurite | Level 17

Hello @sivastat08,

 

while I cannot understand the remark of "RTest- SQl R". to move data from a SAS dataset to any other data origin, such as SQL server you will need:

 

- the license for SAS/ACCESS interface to (your data source) (SQL Server, or ODBC. You can get also OLEDB, but I would rather advise against it, unless you have a very specific requirement).

- to install that SAS software component

- to install and configure the drivers for the SQL Server on the client and the server (if required)

- you use the appropiate libname statement in your code 

- use a data step or proc sql, as with any other table

sivastat08
Pyrite | Level 9

actually im connecting R- software with SQL server(Library name is -RTest ) and i wnat to push the sas data set to SQL server

user24feb
Barite | Level 11

You probably are supposed only to insert data (and not to create tables). Could be something like:

Proc SQL;
  Insert Into <SQL.Table> Select * From <SAS.Table>;
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