Hi,
We are creating a tool in SAS Visual Analytics Version 8.3 which provides user the functionality to change the predicted values for 100 weeks for selected customer (example – “Customer A”) and selected product (example - “Product 123”) (selected via filters). We want to save user inputs at the backend table so that if user selects other customer (example – “Customer B”) and product (example - “Product 124”), old values are saved as well.
Example details to develop this functionality in SAS Visual Analytics 8.3 is given below. Column H are parameters wherein users are giving inputs. Using those inputs, we are creating a formula in column K which requires dynamic referencing (basis number of combinations of Hier 3 & Hier 4). We want to replicate formula as shown in column ‘Final Pred’ which gets updated as per selected filter and user inputs.
Please suggest a way out or if any other way is possible to develop this functionality. Urgent help will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance !
Mahima
Hi!
Job execution might help you here and in your other post on the community, check this out:
//Fredrik
Hi Fredrike,
Do you mean converting the above functionality into a sas code and convert it into a Job? Also I want to understand how can i enable job creation process in existing SAS VIYA solution, as we do not see any job creation module . Does it require anything else then SAS Coding? like HTML or JAva coding?
Thanks in advance
Ankush
Hi!
It works more or less like the old stored processes. You write base code and create a package which can be run from viya and the interface.
You don't get the prompting framework but can create your own using standard web techniques like html and javascript.
To access the application type:
http://host:port/SASJobExecution/
When you select create new you can choose to create code or form.
//Fredrik
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