Revolutionize SAS Data Management Bypass Lock Restrictions with SQL Passthru

When the PROC SQL query involves multiple librefs, SAS does not use implicit pass-through but rather ... not accessible to the remote database. An. Incorrect results might occur when an SQL query includes a function that is not passed down to the DBMS ... lock is not available... " when you ... This error is actually caused by insufficient permission for the folder where the SAS Marketing Optimization metadata objects (library, tables) are place. to ODBC because the SAS/ACCESS Interface to Teradata native engine was not available . ... and you do not specify a PRIMARY index with explicit SQL pass-through ... One solution to this problem is to ask the DBA to create a view of the table with a shorter name in the DB2 database, which can then be referenced with no prob-. Note: SAS procedures that perform multipass processing cannot operate on PROC SQL views that store pass-through facility statements, because the ... This error indicates that the data set that is shown in the error cannot be locked for processing because the lock is held by another process. The rows selected by these SQL statements are immediately available to SAS/ACCESS because Teradata ... If you do not use SAS/ACCESS locking options, Teradata's ... PROC SQL, SQL pass through, password, SYMBOLGEN. THE PROBLEM WITH ... pass-thru sql statement not shown . . . . disconnect from odbc;. ( SELECT 'x ... ... SQL query, there is no need to pre-sort the data. This program runs ... there isn't an easy way yo do the same thing in SAS. Now, it ...