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OskarBak · ‎10-24-2018

I have the same issue. Tried the suggested solution but it does not help. Furthermore I never have problems on the same laptop when it is docked and not on wifi.

Yarlanil59 · ‎12-21-2017

Yes, restarting services solved the problem. Thanks.

Kurt_Bremser · ‎08-24-2017

The SAS workspace server sessions have certain identifiable options on the commandline: ps -ef|grep bridge|grep spawned|sort|pg will give you a list of your workspace server sessions on a given server. Since this is a command for AIX, you might have to use different options for the ps, and a different paging filter (less) instead of pg

Yarlanil59 · ‎08-22-2017

We tried to use BULKUNLOAD=YES BL_DELIMITER=009 and it worked. data a; set prd_dl.dl_customer_account(keep=cust_acct_key acct_nbr prms_key eff_end_day_key eff_start_day_key frst_nm lst_nm BULKUNLOAD=YES bl_delimiter=009); where eff_end_day_key=73049; run;

Tom · ‎05-10-2017

Can you provide more information? What operating system is SAS running on? Can you use PIPE to run an external ZIP processing program so that you can avoid having to the use ZIP engine from SAS? It looks like you are trying to do a binary copy from the file in the ZIP file to a text file and so you had RECFM=F, but then you also added DLM='|' which should not apply to a binary file. Why not just read the file as a text file to begin with? filename xl "%sysfunc(getoption(work))/KDKNW.SJ32CUIE.UNIVERSE1.TXT" ; data _null_; infile inzip(KDKNW.SJ32CUIE.UNIVERSE1.TXT) lrecl=32767 ; file xl lrecl=32767; input; put _infile_; run; Why are you using PROC IMPORT to read a delimited file? You can write a better program if you know what is in the file. PROC IMPORT can only guess at how to read the file. If your file really is a ZIP file with just one text file in it then what I normally do when running on Unix is to let the unzip command just pull the file to the standard output and read it from there. data want ; infile 'unzip -p myfile.zip' pipe firstobs=2 dsd dlm='|' truncover ; length var1-var20 $200 ; input var1-var20; run;

JuanS_OCS · ‎05-01-2017

Hello @Yarlanil59 as with most of the log files, you can always archive the files. I would recommend not to delete them, only after a proper archiving, since the historical data can be very valuable to you and audit processes. Anyway, if you do it, be careful, generally it is a good idea to clean them only when the services are down. Otherwise, the services might start to write into non-existing files, and that is something I would bet you don't want to happen.

Yarlanil59 · ‎04-14-2017

Thanks for the reply. I tried with ./emi_init.sh -f, initially it showed the same error. I tried with different option ./emi_init.sh --enable ACM ./emi_init.sh --enable APM and again ./emi_init.sh -i and the ./emi_init.sh -f. Every time it throughs me errors, I don't know where exactly it worked finally it worked.

Yarlanil59 · ‎04-11-2017

Our is SAS 9.2 environment. In SAS 9.2 we need to deploy SID in Metadata from deployment Manager as well along from updating license in setup utility.

Yarlanil59 · ‎04-11-2017

In sasgsub.sh file in config location of SASGridManagerClientUtility (Conf/Lev1/Applications/SASGridManagerClientUtility/9.2) at GRIDLICENSEFILE option we need point to new license file.

Yarlanil59 · ‎02-17-2017

I very sorry for the confusion. The error which I mention is not causing by any code. We schedule a script to clean SAS WORK folders and somehow It was deleting my WORK folder while in use. I resolved it.

Kurt_Bremser · ‎01-09-2017

Since !SASROOT/SASFoundation/9.X/utilities/bin is rarely included in the global PATH variable, you have to run cleanwork with an absolute path name (eg /sasroot/SASFoundation/9.4/utilities/bin/cleanwork).

AnandVyas · ‎10-13-2016

Hi, In any Grid Architechture, there is a master node which has all the master process. and Child Nodes which has all the child Process. Child process is always updating information to the master process which is then displayed as grid stats related to Nodes, jobs and their execution. In case any of these child process goes down, you would see these information displayed as UKNWN. Then you would have to login to that node to troubleshoot further. Hope this helps. Thanks, Anand!

Yarlanil59 · ‎10-06-2016

where is lock file created and in which location

Kurt_Bremser · ‎08-30-2016

This: The machine name could not be resolved to an IP address reveals the cause of your problem. The Domain Name System resolver could not find an entry that matches your host name entered in the connection profile. Any connection by name uses the DNS to retrieve the numerical Internet Protocol address. Verify the name with your IT people / SAS adminstrator.

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