All you need to do is add a create table statement proc sql; connect to odbc as odbcCon (noprompt='Driver={NetezzaSQL}; server=xxxxxx; port=xxxxx; database=xxx; username=xxxx; password=xxxxx;'); create table work.sastable as select * from connection to odbcCon (SELECT * FROM SCHEMA.table1 LIMIT 100;); quit; ... View more

proc sql; connect to odbc as odbcCon (noprompt='Driver={NetezzaSQL}; server=xxxxxx; port=xxxxx; database=xxx; username=xxxx; password=xxxxx;'); select * from connection to odbcCon (SELECT * FROM SCHEMA.table1 LIMIT 100;); select * from connection to odbcCon (SELECT * FROM SCHEMA.table2 LIMIT 100;); quit; ... View more

ok if that is the case, please use dbtype as shown. if it is possible  make a SAS dataset with 5 or ten records and then try something like shown below. if it works then apply it to large dataset.     data nztable.cust_table (dbtype=(cust_value='integer' cust_n='char(1)')); set work.cust_table; run; ... View more

You treat it as a SAS data set, not pass through anymore. See if the following works, if not, post your full log. This assumes you have write access to the server and the libname statement works correctly to connect you to your DB.   libname sdf odbc noprompt="server=xxxx; DRIVER=xxxxx; port=5480; database=xxxx; username=xxxxx; password=xxxxxx;"; proc sql; create table sdf.practice AS SELECT * FROM sashelp.class; quit; @jim_toby wrote: I am trying to load a SAS table into Netezza through the odbc libname. Here is how I do this:   libname sdf odbc noprompt="server=xxxx; DRIVER=xxxxx; port=5480; database=xxxx; username=xxxxx; password=xxxxxx;"; proc sql; create table netair.practice (bulkload = YES) AS SELECT * FROM SASTable WHERE ADDRESS LIKE '2%'; disconnect from odbc; quit; When I run this I get the error: Error: File WORK.SASTable.DATA does not exist.   How do I solve this issue? I am using SAS Enterprise Guide version 7.12 Thanks!       ... View more