Hi folks,   Is there any simple way to convert a string to octal notation? For example:   origina string: "mó test" expected string: "m\363 test" I tried to use KPROPDATA function, but it returns in UTF or latin. I can't find how to define octal notation.   Regards,        KPROPDATA("&diretorio.",'UESC','utf8'));   ... View more

Hi folks,   We are doing our first test running R through SAS EG. Is there any way to export R graph to JPG or other format? Is possible to view R graph on SAS EG?   Regards,        ... View more

Hi folks,   I understand the only way to access / work with Azure Data Lake is using Viya. Does it correct? Or there is any way to connect using SAS 9.4?   Which are the prerequisite (version, components, etc) for Viya/SAS 9.4 in order to use Azure Data Lake?   Regards, ... View more

Hi folks,   One quickly question, is it possible to change the configuration path after completed the configuration step?   Considering we have the following configuration path /sas/sasconfig/config/Lev1/.... , is it possible to change to /sas/config/Lev1... for example?    Regards,  ... View more

Hi folks,    We are moving our SAS server from HP-UX to Linux. Unfortunately, we don't have space to work with CPORT/CIMPORT.   So, we understand we need to recreate all index on Linux in order to work with the SAS datasets.   We prepare a test and copy, through FTP, some files to the Linux server. In Linux we created a LIBNAME pointed to this copied files. The LIBNAME under SAS EG doesn't shows the tables with index but we could execute PROC CONTENTS on it without any problem.    We tried to execute PROC DATASETS to recreate the index for this tables, but an error appears because the procedure can't locate the table.   So, we execute DATA / SET recreating the table on WORK. After that, we execute again DATA / SET copying from WORK to the LIBNAME. The process executes fine but we still can't see the table on the LIBNAME.    We also tried to execute PROC COPY to WORK libname but the same error as we encounter on PROC DATASETS appears.    Any suggestion?   Regards,    ... View more