Hey, that's great. Java 7 and 8 work best. In Java9, the Corba module, which IOM depends on isn't loaded by default, though it's still in there. You can see the workaround for the problem that causes here in #2 https://sassoftware.github.io/saspy/troubleshooting.html#classpath-problems   Java10 no longer ships that, so it won't work; saspy issue here https://github.com/sassoftware/saspy/issues/206 But, there is a working solution to that, in house. I don't know when that will be available though. I'll touch base with them again to see where they are with that.    Thanks, Tom ... View more

Hi @KSAS56    I think it should work with a correct date format, so you don't need to cope with the different starting points in SQL and SAS (1900 vs 1960).   But remember that you cannot turn a SAS date into a SAS datetime with a format, because a SAS date value has dates as time unit,  while a SAS datetime value has seconds as unit. So the number of days is changed to a number of seconds, when you use a datetime format on a date value, as this example shows:   189 data _null_; 190 date = '09dec2014'd; 191 put date datetime22.2; 192 193 date = date*24*3600; 194 put date datetime22.2; 195 run; 01JAN1960:05:34:26.00 09DEC2014:00:00:00.00 I guess everything works if you convert the number of days to number of seconds. ... View more