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joeFurbee · ‎05-08-2019

Hi Olli, The API doc for extractDetectedObjects indicates that you need to pass the maxObjs parameter in the JSON body of you request. From the doc: maxObjects=64-bit-integer specifies the maximum number of detected objects to extract from the image data in the input table. Default 10 Minimum value 0 This value should be set to more than the maximum number of objects in the CASTable, which is also an input parameter in the request. If further investigation is needed, can you provide a sample url that you are using and the JSON body for the POST?

joeFurbee · ‎05-07-2019

Hi @Edoedoedo. To my knowledge the session was not recorded. You can find more details on @Mike_Drutar 's paper on the sascommunities repo on GitHub.

joeFurbee · ‎05-07-2019

Hi @ojaro. I am seeking someone internal at SAS to assist with your question. I will also try and replicate this issue. I'll let you know what I find out.

joeFurbee · ‎04-25-2019

Hi @sathya66, We'll need some more information to help you debug. What transform is your job performing? Is it a job with many steps? Can you recover any logs from the crash after restart? You may try setting checkpoints in you jobs where you think it may be failing. Here is a video on how to set and use checkpoints in DI.

joeFurbee · ‎04-23-2019

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joeFurbee · ‎04-23-2019

I'm moving this post to the Developers Community as we are sunsetting Coding on SAS Viya. This may be tangentially related to a question a few days ago in this post. Depending on your SAS Viya environment set up, you may need to use the FILESRVC Access method in the filename statement. Please access the earlier reference post for an explanation and code samples. If this does not solve your issues, as @alexal stated, logs will be helpful.

joeFurbee · ‎04-23-2019

This thread is an offshoot of the larger issue of running the recommender sample in the Visual Analytics trial. The original thread is located in the Developers Community. Based on how the filesystem of the trial is set up, you need to use the FILESRVC Access method in the filename statement. Please reference that thread for details and code samples.

joeFurbee · ‎04-23-2019

Hi @Thierry95, I think I've finally gotten to the bottom of this. Based on how the filesystem of the trial is set up, you need to use the FILESRVC Access method in the filename statement. Here is sample code you should be able to use to resolve the file not found issue you encountered: cas casauto; libname mycas cas sessref=casauto; filename books filesrvc folderpath="/Users/jofurb@sas.com/My Folder/" filename="bxbooks.csv" contenttype='text/csv' lrecl=32767; Make sure to replace the file path as needed. After successfully running these statements, I was able to proceed with the data steps to prepare and load data. After running the first data step you can verify the success by running the following code: proc cas; table.fetch table="books"; run; Hope this helps you move forward with the recommender sample.

joeFurbee · ‎04-22-2019

@Thierry95, I was able to replicate your issue using the same csv files in my own env. I'm working with a couple of people on uncovering the root of the problem. I'll let you know what I find out.

joeFurbee · ‎04-19-2019

Hi @Thierry95, The documentation link that I sent in the last response will walk you through the entire Recommender System exercise. From setup to running various recommendation examples. If you are continuing to have the upload issue, have you updated this SAS code? filename books '/path/to/BX-Books.csv' encoding="wlatin1" lrecl=32767; You will need to replace the /path/to/ part with the actual path to where you uploaded the csv files.

joeFurbee · ‎04-18-2019

Hi @Thierry95, I took a look at the repo on GitHub and the code is expecting the file to be there already; however, there are no instructions in the README on where to get the files. On this SAS documentation page (which may be helpful to you in your Trial) you will find a link to the csv's used in the example. I am creating a pull request on the GitHub repo to include the file locations. Good Luck!

joeFurbee · ‎04-18-2019

Hi @Thierry95, All SAS Viya Trials are on version 3.4, so you should be good on trying the Recommender System.

joeFurbee · ‎04-16-2019

Moving the post to the Developers Community as the Coding on SAS Viya Community is being sunset.

joeFurbee · ‎04-11-2019

Hi @sriramsahani, I'm going to move this post to the New Developers Community. All other material from the Coding for Viya Community has been moved there and we'll be sunsetting it soon. To answer your question, here is documentation on the SAS ESP Python Interface. There is also the sas-esppy tool. And finally, here is a SAS Tech Talk video where @ChrisHemedinger and Evan Guarnaccia discuss SAS ESP.

joeFurbee · ‎04-10-2019

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