Hi Elliott   If you are accessing your stored process from within a web page through excel, then may be you  can try doing this:   http://bi-notes.com/2012/12/sas-stored-process-debugging-from-the-url/   ... View more

Hi Elliott   We were actually working on how to get the stored process to be accessble from MS Excel. Did you give it a try after making the changes i had suggested.   As to other users being able to view and use your stored process, as Timmy2383 has suggested you should probably see if the metadata folder location where you have saved your stored process has the necessary privileges for other users to be able to view it. ... View more

   Hi Elliott,   I think you are looking in the wrong location for your stored process. Please make note of the following points when you are storing your stored process. When you saving your sas program as stored process, you use the "create new stored process" wizard, for specifing the location of the stored process as part of metadata. So in the wizard, when you have to mention the Location: value in Name and Description screen, we need to point to a location in metadata not a unix or windows or any local server location. Only when you save it as part of metadata, you will be able to access the stored process from your excel application.   Next when you mention the Execution options in the third screen, for the Source code location and execution: value choose the radio button Allow execution on other application servers(store source code in metadata).   Once you have set these options correctly, you should now look for the path mentioned in the first screen as Location: value in your excel application, you should be able to see your stored process there.   Attached are some screens to guide. ... View more

Hi All,   I am having issues accessing a stored process which i have deployed using SMC as a web service. According to the below doc, it is not even needed any more to deploy it as a webservice from SAS 9.3 version onwards.   Not sure why I am not able to access the end point. When I give the URL or endpoint as http://host:port/SASBIWS/services/ stored_process_path (interleaved with %20 for any spaces that are in the path of stored process or its name) its giving a HTTP 404 error saying "webpage not found" in chrome as well as IE. The WSDL for it is also not accessible - http://host:port/SASBIWS/services/stored_process_path?WSDL.   Is it anything that if I need to access a stored process as a web service it should only be run on the stored process server and result type should be set as stream and not as package.   Any directions on where I am going wrong would help.   https://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/wbsvcdg/64883/PDF/default/wbsvcdg.pdf   Thanks, Keane76 ... View more

May you would want to check with your SAS Admin, as this seems to be some issue with license.   Regards, Keane76 ... View more

Hi ardobbins    If you are using SAS 9.4 and you are on GRId you could also try Grid option sets or point to a different work location when you are using the SASGSUB command.   http://support.sas.com/documentation/cdl/en/gridref/64808/HTML/default/viewer.htm#n0dmh9glhm6k21n1pazpuckzt7rv.htm   ... View more

Hi robertrao ,   Its not clear in your post as to what error you are getting. And if according to the Troubleshooting link till where you have tried making the changes. Can you share more details. ... View more

For a start yo can go through the free tutorial that SAS is giving:   https://support.sas.com/edu/schedules.html?ctry=us&id=2816   ... View more