10-20-2017
Sid9
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- Posted SASGrid: One directory works while the other does not on SAS Enterprise Guide. 10-19-2017 01:21 PM
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- Posted SASGrid: Changing the path that it looks at on SAS Enterprise Guide. 10-18-2017 01:37 PM
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- Posted Issues with %include and defining library on SAS Enterprise Guide. 10-12-2017 09:11 AM
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10-19-2017
01:21 PM
I have used FTP to put some sas7bdat files into a particular directory called "sas_work1". The "util_bas.sas" file which is referred to below is also in this directory. This directory as seen on WinSCP is located at the <root>. My code currently runs into an error with the line below: %include "/sas_work1/util_bas.sas"; The error is "Error: Cannot open %INCLUDE file sas_work1/util_bas.sas" and the note is that the "Physical file does not exist, /sas_work1/util_bas.sas." However, when I try to put all the files into another directory located at the <root> I do not get any errors with the line above. I was wondering if this could be because my code could be running on different grid nodes? If so, how would I be able to tell which directories I could use for this line of code? Thanks
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10-18-2017
01:37 PM
I have used FTP to put some sas7bdat files into a particular directory called "sas_work1". The "util_bas.sas" file which is referred to below is also in this directory. This directory as seen on WinSCP is located at the <root>. My code currently runs into an error with the line below: %include "sas_work1/util_bas.sas"; The error is "Error: Cannot open %INCLUDE file sas_work1/util_bas.sas" and the note is that the "Physical file does not exist, /sasuserhome/zkj/sas_work1/util_bas.sas." SAS is clearly only looking at files under /sasuserhome/zkj/ but I do not have enough space in this location and have thus moved my files to another directory. Is there a way to get SAS to look directly at the <root> rather than at /sasuserhome/zkj/? Thanks
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10-12-2017
10:15 AM
Thank you very much. I have now corrected the "%include" comment accordingly. I was just wondering if you could please guide me on how I would need to correct the second statement "libname libr "/users/fcgdf/data/models/new_model/libr";". Thanks
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10-12-2017
09:11 AM
I am basically having the same issue with `%include` and defining a library as seen here. I have the following two lines in my SASGrid program: %include "\C:\Users\jhggg\Documents\SAS_Code\base.sas"; libname libr "/users/fcgdf/data/models/new_model/libr"; And they are resulting in the errors: `Error: Cannot open %include "sasuserhome/jhggg/\C:\Users\jhggg\Documents\SAS_Code\base.sas` and `Library libr does not exist`. I am not too sure why these are cropping up. I've read that it has to do with the actual file destinations, but `base.sas` is actually located at \C:\Users\jhggg\Documents\SAS_Code\base.sas. Looking at the link, I am not too sure how to get the UNC path. Thanks
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