In that case I suggest to create a support request for SAS technical support. Mention what already did regarding the note and additional details that you may have when you create the request. For more see: https://www.sas.com/en_us/contact/technical-support.geo.html ... View more

Hi @gwootton , Thanks for the explanation. Yes, you're right, we placed the hosts' file in the wrong path. Tomorrow night we'll expect to make the test again. After that, let you know.    Regards,  ... View more

Hi @MariaD ,   The example XML you have posted is not valid XML, so that makes it hard to tell exactly what your issue is. However, I suspect you need an XML map. Here is a nice straightforward article on how to have SAS automatically create an XML map for you using the automap= option on the libname statement: Tips for reading XML files into SAS® software - SAS Users   There are two issues with your XML: 1) the middle two elements do not have an element name, and 2) the middle two elements do not have closing tags. Below is some example code with two possible corrections of your XML. In either case, there are two elements with the same name, and both get imported.   /* Create temporary files to use for the two XML files and the XML map */ filename xmlfile1 temp; filename xmlfile2 temp; filename mapfile temp; /* Create the two XML files */ data _null_; file xmlfile1; put '<Op id="AA" MOD="214" ZIP="AAAA">' / '<elementname info="122" />' / '<elementname info="213" Cd="56" Ident="oooo" />' / '</Op>'; run; data _null_; file xmlfile2; put '<Op id="AA" MOD="214" ZIP="AAAA">' / '<info>122</info>' / '<info Cd="56" Ident="oooo">213</info>' / '</Op>'; run; /* Import the two XML files into libraries called xmlfile1 and xmlfile2 respectively */ libname xmlfile1 xmlv2 xmlmap=mapfile automap=replace; libname xmlfile2 xmlv2 xmlmap=mapfile automap=replace;    Hope this helps!   Regards, Joshua ... View more

@angelava This topic is solved. I suggest opening a new topic for your issue.  ... View more

Hey, sorry, I was out on vacation. Yes, **kwargs is a standard Python convention for a method signature. To pass individual keyword arguments you code it like this: Given the method definition: class saspy.SASsession(**kwargs) sas = saspy.SASsession(java = '/usr/bin/java', iomhost = ['odaws01-usw2-2.oda.sas.com','odaws02-usw2-2.oda.sas.com', 'odaws01-usw2.oda.sas.com','odaws02-usw2.oda.sas.com','odaws03-usw2.oda.sas.com','odaws04-usw2.oda.sas.com'], iomport = 8591) Or, to pass a dict of kwargs you use the **dict syntax: sas = saspy.SASsession(**dict) That's just Python syntax, nothing unique having to do with saspy. ... View more

Are you able to connect to the Workspace Server from another client, like SAS Management Console? This error suggests an issue with permissions on the server. Usage Note 15231: SAS® modules that must have the setuid bit set to root in the UNIX environment https://support.sas.com/kb/15/231.html ... View more

For Linux servers you can use the netcat command to establish a test TCP connection (or telnet as you mentioned). On Windows the PowerShell Test-NetConnection has similar functionality. I'm not very familiar with how the middle tier works in 9.3, I think Remote Services configuration path is <SASConfig>\Lev1\Web\Applications\RemoteServices, do the files there have the credentials? You could also check the Metadata Server log to see if any connection attempts are coming in from the middle tier and as what user. ... View more

Hi @iamy    Did you resolve this issue? We're working on a fraud model developed on SAS Miner. Our objective is to use the PMML score node with the final model and then import it directly into FICO Blaze. There is any limitation on this process? Do we need to convert (or translate) the PMML generated by EM to import in FICO Blaze?   Regards,     ... View more

Hi @MariaD ,    I don't know all the permissions by hard, but I would assume that sastrust and General Services should be able to access (at least on Read and Read Metadata modes) to all locations.   If that is not enough, it is probably better to follow up with SAS Technical Support. ... View more

Another way is using PROC PLS .       Or you could try Decision Tree Model.   ... View more

with admin rights you can set higher row limits. have in mind that the column numbers affect as well.  to get all rows exported try applying filters to export less than the threshold, like sales figures from january to march,... ... View more

@MariaD  - Tech Support is the best approach. They can look at your SAS installation and diagnose what is happening. Without further evidence it is near impossible to guess what is going wrong. ... View more