I wouldn't delete it. If there's nothing it it then it's not a problem. Do you have more than one python installed on that machine?   I really don't have enough information to be able to tell you what's wrong. It seems that jupyter isn't all right. You say you installed jupyter lab after installing anaconda, even though jupyter is already part of anaconda. I don't know how you are running jupyter, nor how you installed it and each of these various things, if there's another python in the mix somewhere. I haven't come across an error like this before, so it seems specific to what you've done on your system. saspy works, which isn't part of jupyter; it's just python and it's at least found by the python you'r running. SAS_kernel *is* a Jupyter thing (it just calls saspy under the covers), and it isn't working but the error is about jupyter can find some unknown file. Can you install other kernels and do they work? Do you have the log from installing jupyter that you did after installing anaconda?  Is there anyone at your site who understands python installs and can get on your machine to diagnose this? It's hard for me to just guess at things without being on the machine to investigate. Can you remover all of this and just reinstall anaconda, sas_kernel and saspy and see if they work without doing other things first (keep the logs from your installs so we know what was done)?   Tom ... View more

But C:\Users\Pradip.Muhuri\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python37\site-packages isn't in there. ... View more

ok, but what's installed in  C:\Users\Pradip.Muhuri\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python37\site-packages? Thanks, Tom ... View more

Also, googling the error message you provided about file not found and anaconda, shows a number of things like this. Here's one that sounds similar as it has something to do with the kernels not working and getting that error. Also they seem to install parts with --user, which I'm guessing is how you're installing things? I'm not familiar with using --user for anything, so I'm not sure what issues might show up with that, but this seems to be similar: https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/4079   Tom ... View more

Well, one thing jumps out at me from what you have here. I have anaconda installed on my pc, but on the system as opposed to only in my user directory. Most modules are installed in the [Anaconda]\lib\site-packages directory. For you that’s C:\Users\Pradip.Muhuri\AppData\Local\Continuum\anaconda3\lib\site-packages   and for me it’s C:\\ProgramData\\Anaconda3\\lib\\site-packages   When I install other modules (saspy, saskernel, …anything) they also go in that same site-packages directory. You have an extra directory ahead of that in your path: C:\Users\Pradip.Muhuri\AppData\Roaming\Python\Python37\site-packages   I’m curious what’s installed in that directory, and as it is ‘roaming’ not ‘local’ are the permissions different in any way? What id is Jupyter running as? What’s in that directory, and what’s in the main lib\site-packages, w.r.t Jupyter, saspy, sas_kernel, at least?   Thanks, Tom ... View more

Can you show how you are running jupyter? What's the command you're executing? Can you show the full command line for the process (you can get that from taskmanager)?    Can you run the following from both your command line python and from a python notebook in your jupyter?   import os, sys sys.path os.environ   Those will show the process environments and maybe we'll see something that would account for this. I don't know what file the error is about, Does it say? I guess not, what do you actually get?   Thanks, Tom ... View more

When you say you installed Anaconda and Jupyter lab, do you mean 2 installs? I believe jupyter is already included in the anacaonda install. Have you verified what environments you've install things in comparison to what environment jupyter is running in? I've seen issues before where people have different anaconda environments and have things installed in one but not another and think they are running in the one but it doesn't work. File not found can also be a permission problem as opposed to the file not existing. Don't know what file it is that isn't found (or the user doesn't have permission to access). This kinda sounds like a mismatch of environments and/or permissions. But there's not enough information to know what the problem really is. Haven't seen this particular error before.    Tom  ... View more

Was this what you were trying to do? Were you able to accomplish it? Or was there something different with your scenario? Thanks, Tom ... View more

It he following what you are trying to do? If not which parts are not right?   1) you have python, and saspy, on your local windows. 2) SAS is remote on Linux. 3) you have a local .csv file on your windows machine 4) you want SAS on the remote Linux to actually read in the .csv file   The above can be accomplished with the current version of saspy (2.4.4) like so...   import saspy sas = saspy.SASsession() sas   res = sas.upload('c:\\local_csv_file.csv', sas.workpath)   # you should have access to write to work # or to any directory    res = sas.upload('c:\local_csv_file.csv', '/whatever/directory/you/can/write/to')   sascsv = sas.read_csv(sas.workpath+'local_csv_file.csv')    # or   sascsv = sas.read_csv(/whatever/directory/you/can/write/to/local_csv_file.csv')   sascsv.head()  # sascsv is the SASdata opbject for the new SAS data set ...     Here's the signature, so you can specify the libref and table name and other things too read_csv (file: str, table: str = '_csv', libref: str = '', results: str = '', opts: dict = None) → saspy.sasdata.SASdata   You can name the file something different on the remote system too, just specify the full path and file name on upload: # res = sas.upload('c:\local_csv_file.csv', '/whatever/directory/you/can/write/to/remote.csv') # sascsv = sas.read_csv(/whatever/directory/you/can/write/to/remote.csv')   Is this what you  are looking to do?  (I hand typed that in, so forgive me if there's a typo) Tom ... View more

@nicolaskan , were you able to get connected after looking and the configuration documentation? Do you need any further assistance? Thanks, Tom ... View more

Yes, the configuration is explained here https://sassoftware.github.io/saspy/install.html#iom And, given you use EG, you would be using the Remote IOM connection configuration.   EG doesn't not connect to Jupyter. Rather, Jupyter can execute Python code. saspy is a Python Module you can use to connect Python to the same workspace server as your EG client connects to. That's remote IOM. saspy and EG do not share anything nor interact with each other. They are two different clients which can each connect to workspace servers.   The configuration doc linked to will describe that you need the host name (or IP) of the Object Spawner (not the Metadata Server), and the port number for the workspace server (again, not the metadata server). Your  metadata credentials would be the same as EG, probably (if you're connecting to the same server). The rest of the configuration options are documented in that configuration section.   Unlike EG, which uses the .Net IOM client, saspy uses the Java IOM client (as it works on other platforms than just windows) so, as documented, you will need Java (Version 7 or 8 work best). You also need 4 .jar files from your SAS instalation. You may find these jar files in your EG client, and those may work. I occasionally hear from customers that their EG jars didn't work (don't actually contain some classes that are in the copys of those jars in the real SAS deployment). If your EG jars work, then that's fine. Else you can copy the ones from where your workspace server is installed, or any other SAS9 install, to your client machine.   There is also a Troubleshooting Guide that shows all of the usual error you may get when the configuration steps aren't followed, and how to fix them: https://sassoftware.github.io/saspy/troubleshooting.html#iom   Hopefully, you can set up the config file with these and be up and running.   You can always open an issue on the saspy github site also, getting help directly from there if you need further assistance: https://github.com/sassoftware/saspy/issues   And, you can continue to reply here if you like too.   Thanks, Tom ... View more

Well, that should help at least. I don't know why Jupyter doesn't work. But given it doesn't work, the sas_kernel not showing up could be subordinate to that. But, I've still never see the log from trying to install the sas_kernel (one where it actually tried to install), to see if there's anything in there that could help diagnose this. So, I still really don't have any ideas on that part yet either. Jupyter would certainly need to work before trying to diagnose whether the sas_kernel installs right though. As you see on your other machine where this all works, there really not much to that. If saspy is set up and working. you just install the sas_kernel and it uses saspy, so there's not much to go wrong. Figuring out why Jupyter doesn't work is the first thing that has to be resolved. ... View more

I think if you went to one version of python installed on that machine then you would have better luck. Then when you install something, you know where it was installed and when you run something you know you're running what you installed. I think things are mixed up between your different python installations. ... View more

Those logs show that each had already been installed, so they did nothing. They aren't the logs from the attempt that actually tried to install the packages; so there's really nothing that shows if there were any problems or not when it did install these. If jupyter itself doesn't work, then there's really no telling if saspy and sas_kernel would work. I really have no idea what's wrong with that system. Maybe uninstall/delete anaconda and start fresh? Does python work, outside of jupyter? you can run saspy from a python shell - it doesn't require jupyter. Did you restart jupyter after trying to install the other packages? Roboot your pc?    ... View more

Well, I really don't have anything to go on. Can I see the log from the install? When you say ' I can't run even a Python job in Jupyter Lab setting on this laptop', you mean any python code? What happens? Can you show what error you get? Thanks, Tom ... View more