Hello @harmonic As an after thought to what I said earlier try running this in the container before executing the Gross_test_01 export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}:/full_path_of_libgross.so ... View more

Hello @harmonic  "Did you mean that the main problem is the c++ doesn't work in the container? " No. I don't mean that. In fact the executable Gross_test_01 is executing. Your executable program Gross_test_01 needs to find the library libgross.so for dynamic linking at run time, but cannot find it. This is happening because apparently  c++ has not been installed in the container.Even though you have copied c++ folders, the links and relevant path/env variable information has not been updated. (This is what you said " I updated the file C++ from docker desktop because I don't know how to mount the local C disk to the container docker". "I uploaded all the directories c++ from docker desktop in the virtual path because I can't find it in my local machine".) Did you get a chance to read my past two posts? One last things try everything only on a dev system.     ... View more

Hello @harmonic  Thanks for the quick response. In addition to the binaries and libraries, the configuration  and environment variables would also be needed. That gets done when one installs the c++ natively in the docker. I don't know if that is feasible in the docker container at your end. If this is SAS provided docker find out from them if c++/ development  can be installed in the docker container. For the present I have the following suggestions. Please run the command ldconfig in docker container. It creates the necessary links. Then please try running your code. If that does not work, create the executable for  Gross_test_01 with static linking of all the libraries. That includes the libraries in the executable and it should be execute in the container. Necessary requirement for static linking is that the version of the OS should be identical in the container .and where the executable is  generated. ... View more

Hello @harmonic To give a feasible solution one needs an understanding of the environment you are in. As I understand it,you have SAS Analytics proc on installed on Linux operating system in a virtual machine. C++ is expected to be installed here. I would recommend the following steps to start with. Login to the VM (either directly or using SSH) as sasdemo (the account you are using to run the sas code). From the commandline run the following commands to see if the library is available. Check if libgross.so is available. ldconfig -p | grep libgross.so If there is no output then you have missing libgross.so Check if you have gcc is installed ls /usr/bin | grep c++ if there is no output c++ is not installed. Install C++. Follow you distributions instructions. In case you have everything available (libgross.so , c++) go to the folder wherever Gross_test_01 exists and try running it. Needless to say C++ works as smoothly as SAS if everything is correct. ... View more

Hello @harmonic  Your error message indicates that the library libgross.so is not accessible. Either it is missing OR is not reachable. Make sure you are able to run the C++ code from the command line in the same folder that the code is running using X Commands. Make sure the user id is the same as that runs the SAS code. If you are not able to run from the command line please post the output.   ... View more

Hello @shoin  Asking each and every user to make changes to every code is neither practical not enforceable. A better approach is to add the following  to the end of autoexec_usermod.sas for the workspace server on the SAS server. data _null_; rc=dlgcdir("%sysfunc(pathname(WORK))"); put rc=; run; This will update the current working directory to the users work directory. Once the session terminates everything is automatically removed. ... View more

Please have a look at the following https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Programming/Area-under-the-curve-calculation/td-p/481913 https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/211603/calculate-an-area-under-a-curve-with-sas https://support.sas.com/resources/papers/proceedings/proceedings/sugi27/p229-27.pdf   ... View more

This is something one should contact SAS Support / SAS Partner. ... View more

Hello @danieldor33  You need to be more specific about what type of projects you have in mind. 1.If  "projects" represents projects on the SAS drive, I understand they have been removed from SAS drive in Viya 4. (https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Visual-Analytics/Creating-Projects-in-SAS-drive-on-SAS-Viya-3-5-on-Windows/td-p/839205 ) 2.If "projects" imply source code control management (SCM) projects (Git etc) then in a typical corporate environment one would need to work with the Devops team to create project repositories. Typically from the admin/management perspective the GitHub/Bitbucket interface would be used.(or similar interfaces from other providers). It is a team work. From the developer/programmer I am in agreement with what @LinusH  has mentioned. ... View more

Hello @USP2405  The SAS Viya Administrator can enable XCMD in the SAS Environment manager for SAS Studio V. This link shows step by step how to enable XCMD in environment Manager. The method works. https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Communities-Library/SAS-Viya-3-5-SAS-Studio-and-SAS-Compute-Server-non-functional/ta-p/616617   ... View more

Hello Often SAS procedures  produces graphics as png files. When no path is specified for these files they are dropped into the SAS App folder. In addition to png files this happens with datasets too. One approach to resolve this is by changing the working directory to SAS Work Location.  The following link shows how to change the working directory https://blogs.sas.com/content/sgf/2018/05/18/how-to-change-your-working-directory-for-sas-with-the-dlgcdir-data-step-function/   ... View more

Hello @naz181  1.Compressing/ uncompressing large datasets/ transport files does take time and resources. 2.In my experience the  optimal approach is to use ssh to move the transport files from Windows to Linux. You can also use FTP clients.  It may take time but the processes is time tested.  Working with SAS in multiple OS environment's I know of places where batch processes using ssh move large transport files from Linux to windows on a routine basis.   ... View more

Hello My understanding is that SAS Analytics pro is based on SAS 9.4, so the path you referred to will not be valid. The appropriate approach would be to speak to SAS Admin or SAS support in your organization. They will do the needful. ... View more

Please see this post that has the solution to your issue. https://communities.sas.com/t5/SAS-Programming/Override-space-as-delimiter-in-reading-text-files/td-p/743879 With the above post in mind, your code would be like this. DATA ds ; ATTRIB a LENGTH = $200 ; INFILE datalines TRUNCOVER; INPUT a $char200.; datalines; ram is a good boy ; RUN ; ... View more

use option nonotes. This will suppress notes being written to the log. ... View more