@rawagah Is this POST attempt using the same service (which is a GET call by nature)?   Try a generic test using the free httpbin.org service, which I wrote about in this article. This service allows you to try all of the various HTTP verbs to see how they work with your code. filename resp temp; proc http url="https://httpbin.org/post" method="POST" /* proxyhost= proxyport= if needed*/ out=resp; run; %put HTTP Status code = &SYS_PROCHTTP_STATUS_CODE. : &SYS_PROCHTTP_STATUS_PHRASE.; data _null_; rc = jsonpp('resp','log'); run;   ... View more

@rawagah wrote: Dears,   I have a dataset with no missing values or negative values but when I run HPGLM node in EM the number of observations used is 50% of the number of observations read.   How can I fix that? As a minimum you should post the code you used. Best is to post the code along with the log, copy both and paste into a code box opened on the forum with the {I} icon.   You may have specified an option that restricted values or there might be something such as values are not missing but an operation may have a restricted domain such a LOG doesn't like negative or 0 values and excludes records based on that domain. ... View more

  from SAS's Administrators' Guide: How to Set Up Different Root Directories SAS Studio users access their files and folders from the Server Files and Folders section in the navigation pane. The root directories in this section are determined by the settings in SAS Management Console. To set up different root directories: 1. Open SAS Management Console. 2. On the Plug-ins tab, expand the Server Manager folder, and then expand the nameof-workspace-server folder. 3. Right-click the name-of-workspace-server – Workspace Server folder and select Properties. The Properties dialog box appears. 4. Click the Options tab and click Advanced Options. The Advanced Options dialog box appears. 5. Click the File Navigation tab to set these options: • SAS User Root displays your home directory (for UNIX and z/OS environments) or your My Documents folder (for Windows environments) from the Server Files and Folders section. SAS User Root is the default setting.     To recap:  My issue is that my user's "User Root" is set to TEMP (Temporary folder that gets deleted after each session) for some reason while all other users get their own User Folders and are permanent.      ... View more