Hello Everyone,
In SAS Studio, I connected to my SSAS Cube using oledb with
libname test oledb init_string="Provider=MSOLAP.8;....";
the TEST Library was created successfully in SAS Studio, now i'm trying to load this library to LASR.
Can Anyone help ?
If you use SAS code to load into LASR memory then I find this way works well.
Note you have to delete a table before reloading it and once it is loaded it must be registered in SAS metadata to be usable.
* If table already loaded then delete first.;
proc datasets library = LASRLIB nolist;
delete MyLASRTable;
run;
quit;
* Now reload latest table.;
data LASRLIB.MyLASRTable;
set MyLoadLib.MyLASRTable;
run;
* Register or update LASR table in metadata. ;
proc metalib;
omr (library = "LASRLIB");
folder = "/Shared Data/SAS Visual Analytics/Public/LASR";
select = ("MyLASRTable");
update_rule = (delete);
run;
If you use SAS code to load into LASR memory then I find this way works well.
Note you have to delete a table before reloading it and once it is loaded it must be registered in SAS metadata to be usable.
* If table already loaded then delete first.;
proc datasets library = LASRLIB nolist;
delete MyLASRTable;
run;
quit;
* Now reload latest table.;
data LASRLIB.MyLASRTable;
set MyLoadLib.MyLASRTable;
run;
* Register or update LASR table in metadata. ;
proc metalib;
omr (library = "LASRLIB");
folder = "/Shared Data/SAS Visual Analytics/Public/LASR";
select = ("MyLASRTable");
update_rule = (delete);
run;
While it is possible to define a library reference to Microsoft using OLEDB, I am not aware of any way to load MS cubes to LASR for use in Visual Analytics. You can define access to third party cubes using Enterprise Guide per http://support.sas.com/kb/41722 . This would allow you to use SAS Enterprise Guide to navigate your SSAS cubes.
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