Glad I could help! I am glad you posted the CUrl code, that makes it quite easy for me to convert to PROC HTTP. ... View more

I was sent the Python code that was working and from that I can see that 2 calls are needed. The first call creates the Object. This is a JSON file that contains that name and type of document. The next call actual uploads the data. This code should be close to what you need: %let full_file_name=DART_Report_Template.xlsx; %let repository_document_type=ecap_trad_documents; *%let document_url=https://XXXXXX/dctm-rest/repositories/ECAPID/folders/FOLDERID/documents; %let document_url=http://httpbin.org/post; /* Make the intial HTTP request that creates the object in which content will be uploaded */ filename resp TEMP; proc http url="&document_url." method="POST" USERNAME="USERID" PASSWORD="PASSWORD" AUTH_BASIC in="{""object_name"": ""&full_file_name."", ""r_object_type"": ""&repository_document_type."" }" out=resp ct="application/vnd.emc.documentum+json"; run; /* Check to make sure the call succeeded */ %if &SYS_PROCHTTP_STATUS_CODE. ne 201 %then %do; %put ERROR: Expected 201, but received &SYS_PROCHTTP_STATUS_CODE.; %abort; %end; /* Parse the JSON response and get the link to upload the content */ libname doc json fileref=resp; data _null_; set resp.links(where=(rel='contents')); call symputx("href",tranwrd(href,'&','%nrstr(&)'),'G'); stop; run; /* Now load the data */ filename resp2 TEMP; filename datfile "/home/sasuser/nbkqyyn/phttp/XXXPRD034XXXXX.xlsx"; proc http url="&href." method="POST" ct = "application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet" in=datfile out=resp2; run; ... View more

So I tried this with the latest EG 7.1, and the limitation of 32768 characters on a single line is still there.   I will let the EG guys know, and maybe they can handle it better in the future. ... View more

I dont think this has anything to do with the data being on only one line.    PROC HTTP simply writes the bytes that it is given to the output file, it does not care about end of lines or anything like that.   There does seem to be something weird going on though. If you are willing, you can email me at Joseph.Henry@sas.com and I could help you setup some debug logging that could help me diagnose the problem. ... View more

I have not been able to reproduce this.   I have tried with a 128 MB minified XML file, and proc http download the file byte for byte. no truncation.   A few questions. 1.) How are you creating your output fileref? 2.) what encoding is the source and target files? 3.) How are you seeing this truncation? Have you done a manual diff of the file download by proc http and curl? ... View more

Glad it is working now. Multipart will be officially supported the next time I am allowed to add real features in a SAS release, but customer requests like this go a long way in getting features moved up in the priority list. ... View more

So it looks like one small thing was missing. there needed to be an extra CRLF before the final boundary, which can be achieved with one additional "put ;" before the output of the final boundary.   This is the entire code that I ran in my tests:   %let boundary=%sysfunc(uuidgen()); filename in "/temp/multipart_data.dat"; data _null_; file in termstr=CRLF; if _n_ = 1 then do; put "--&boundary."; put 'Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="data.xlsx"'; put 'Content-Type: application/octet-stream'; put ; end; run; data _null_; file in mod recfm=f lrecl=1; infile "/temp/tags" recfm=f lrecl=1; input; put _infile_; run; data _null_; file in mod termstr=CRLF; put; put "--&boundary--"; run; proc http method="post" url = "httpbin.org/post" in = in ct="multipart/form-data; boundary=&boundary." HEADEROUT_OVERWRITE; ; run; ... View more

Are you posing to a public URL that I could try? Is there and example using cURL? if so, can you post it? ... View more

What version of SAS are you running? My tests using the code that I posted all produces the correct multiform output. What are the additional headers you are sending? ... View more

you are having the same problem as the OP.    Try this:     data _null_; file in termstr=CRLF; if _n_ = 1 then do; put "--&boundary."; put 'Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="data.xlsx"'; put 'Content-Type: application/octet-stream'; put ; end; run; data _null_; file in mod recfm=f lrecl=1; infile "&path./&filename." recfm=f lrecl=1; input; put _infile_; run; data _null_; file in mod termstr=CRLF; put "--&boundary--"; run;   ... View more

What does your proc HTTP code look like? ... View more

Glad I could help. I am working on getting multipart directly integrated into proc http, so hopefully in the future it will be easier. ... View more