Hi Chris,   There are a couple of problems with your code: (1) Since you're expecting to have multiple InTables then you need to reference each of those input tables as Intable1, Intable2, Intable3. The macro Intable would have a value of "Intable1, Intable2, Intable3,..." (2) Since you're expecting an output of multiple OutTables then you need to use the macr %MACntTab; and not %MACount(outtable.); You can only use the %MACount(outtable.); if you're expecting one output table. (3) Recheck your iterations and make sure they match the given Input and Output table macros (4) Test your code in EG first before testing in CI Studio (Declare dummy names for the Intable1,Intable2, ..., Outtable1, Outtable2, ...; remove the CI macros first) ... View more

although this post is really old.    But what is the solution?   I'm having a similar problem. I am not able to figure that one out   Greetings Christopher     ... View more

This means missing inputs and unknown inputs.  Please try to check your scoring table input vars. ... View more

Hi. Since every installation is somewhat unique, I suggest you call tech support. It sounds like your admin has replaced your local PC SAS with Enterprise Guide that connects to a remote server. In that case, you will need to move your local EM 4.3 project directory to a system that has SAS. Or you may convince your admin to let you use SAS for the purpose of converting your projects. Cheers. ... View more

It is really difficult to tell what is happening without seeing the prompt definition, stored process source code, and SAS log. Date prompts return values to the stored process code using the format DDMMMYYYY, so your stored process code needs to be able to handle that format. Vince DelGobbo SAS R&D ... View more

For reference, please see http://support.sas.com/kb/31/224.html ... View more