Hello,
Sometimes when executing code, it keep loading and never finish. Here is an exemple
Note there is even not the executing code wrote in the log.
Someone has ever seen this ?
Version :
3.5,
same problem on chrome and firefox,
and not only on my PC.
I think the problem is resolved, it was a proxy parameter who limits number of conection at same time.
Thanks all.
I find this happens when there's an error in the code. It seems to hang rather than error out. And yes it's annoying 😞
I would cancel the process, assume somethings wrong with the code and try again.
Sounds like you should talk to SAS tech support then, they can work with you to help get a stable environment set up.
@Marc_ttt wrote:
I have tried with a simple code (without error) :
data test;
var=1;
run;
there is also the problem.
I can cancel but if I try again to execute it's the same thing for exemple 10 times and the 11st it execute.
Sometimes it's ok directly, sometimes it does not execute.
I have tried with SAS Studio on a server with a lot of people (who have the same problem) : there is the problem
So I have tried with SAS Studio on a server with only me : there is still the problem
With SAS Guide on the sames servers : it works very well.
WHERE is your data? Is it on the local machine, the server SAS Studio connects to or somewhere else? If there is a network link involved, a shared drive for example, you may be having issues with either network performance or someone else locking the data source when you try to read it.
Your note of differing results for different attempts points to something changing between program attempts.
I think the problem is resolved, it was a proxy parameter who limits number of conection at same time.
Thanks all.
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