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The company I work for did not install the sample.zip file of sample SAS enterprise guide 5.1 data sets so I can use them to learn SAS enterprise guide better. Where can I obtain the sample.zip file that was not installed please? Can someone give me the link for the location so I can download that zip file? Debra
Yes, base SAS 9.3 is installed. SAS enterprise guide and base SAS operate from the hard drive on the desktop. I work in Dept of Defense and the IT staff did not install the sample.zip file so I want to obtain that from SAS's web page if I may. How do I do that? What web page should I go to? Or are there other SAS sample data sets available so I can have clean, well-scrubbed data to illustrate various statistical tests to my students? Debra
When long-running queries are issued in SAS Enterprise Guide 5.1, your workspace connection might be dropped, losing your temporary working files. When this issue occurs, the following line appears in the SAS Enterprise Guide log: [Main] ERROR SAS.EC.Directory.Model.Server [(null)] - IsWorkspaceAlive() - Timeout testing workspaceIf you encounter this problem, navigate to this SAS Enterprise Guide 5.1 Hot Fix Downloads for Windows page and download the latest SAS Enterprise Guide 5.1 hot fix.
I use windows 8.1 on a 64 bit machine.I downloaded the SAS software and the VMware. But my system is not capable of Virtualisation.Is there a way out for me to use SAS software as I want to learn.
hi guys now iam using windows 8.1 version can u plz tell me how to download sas software i was searched lots of sites for downloading but stil i dint get proper site for downloading plz if u guys know any site for free downloading sas software plz send the site or URL ...tnq
Last week I alluded to some very useful applications of the Copy Files task. This is one of them. If you have SAS Enterprise Guide 7.13 or later, the Copy Files task is in the Tasks->Data menu. In earlier versions, you'll have to download/install the task as a custom task.
STEP 2: Use Copy Files task to download the resultThe Copy Files task accepts SAS macro expressions. That's a key feature, as the macro variables we need are defined in the previous program step. Here's a screen shot of the task settings:
Are you also using the Copy Files task to download the file from SAS to your PC (network drive)? This task for 4.1 (I think) simply does a binary file transfer. If your SAS session is UNIX and the destination is the PC, the line endings are treated differently. You might try opening the file in a text editor that can detect/convert these, such as TextPad or Notepad++.
If you're using this exact code to test, it sounds like the &DOWNLOAD_FROM macro isn't building out properly. You should add a %PUT &DOWNLOAD_FROM.; statement in your code to see what the value is. In my test it shows as:%put &download_from;C:\Users\sascrh\AppData\Local\Temp\SEG7028\SAS Temporary Files\_TD9752_L77841_\Prc2\class.csv
I have tried a few different destination folders and below is the code I am using when attempting to export to my desktop. Any ideas or is this user permission related? Thanks:/* Data to export */%let lib = GRIDWORK;%let datafile = MARKETING_NAMES_EXPORT; /* Local folder to download to */ %let download_to = c:\users\n0148198\desktop; %put &download_to;/* detect proper delim for UNIX vs. Windows */%let delim=%sysfunc(ifc(%eval(&sysscp. = WIN),\,/)); %let download_from = %sysfunc(getoption(work))&delim.&datafile..txt; %put &download_from;filename src "&download_from."; proc export data=&lib..&datafile. dbms=tab file=src replace;run; filename src clear;
You can't assign a LIBNAME to a remote URL like that. You need to download the file first into your SAS session, then read it. I documented this technique in this post about Dropbox -- but the same method can apply to your SharePoint case. So something like this:
also having an issue saying:WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference DOWNLOAD_FROM not resolved.WARNING: Apparent symbolic reference DOWNLOAD_TO not resolved.ERROR: Target folder (&download_to.) does not exist or cannot be accessed on USAZ29628W2C003
Hi, you left off the OUTFILE= option in PROC EXPORT, which tells SAS the name of the file to save. Add OUTFILE=&download_from., like this:proc export data=csat_fld.usanOUTFILE=&download_from.dbms=csvreplace;putnames=no;run;
/* create some sample data */data class; set sashelp.class;data cars; set sashelp.cars;run;%let filedate=&sysdate;%let download_to = 'c:\temp\PPACA Reports';%let download_from = %sysfunc(getoption(WORK))/_&filedate..xlsx;%macro ExportReports();/*get number of datasets*/proc sql noprint; select memname into :member1 - :member9999 FROM dictionary.tables WHERE libname='WORK' and memname not in ("_PRODSAVAIL"); %let datasetCount = &sqlobs.;quit;/*Initiate loop*/%do iter=1 %to &datasetCount;Proc Export data=WORK.&&member&iter. dbms=xlsx file="&download_from." replace; sheet="&&member&iter.";Run;%end;%mend;/*call the macro*/%ExportReports()
It works!! Hurray!!Last of all - the copy/files task doesn't like the &download_to macro, I removed the space in the download to file name but that didn't matter. Also tried single quotes instead of double and that didn't work either. I'm using a virtual machine (thus the reference below to V7333). If I hard-code the file path it works, but using the macro i receive this error message:ERROR: Target folder ("c:\temp\PPACA_Reports") does not exist or cannot be accessed on V7333
I came across this functionality and it helps a lot in transferring files from server to my computer. However, I need to download multiple files from different folders with lots of sub-folders in a SAS Unix server to my computer. Is there anyway I can tweak this program to copy files in different folders?
I'm using SAS EG 8.1 version. after adding the wildcard [%let download_from = %sysfunc(getoption(work))&delim.%str(*).csv;] and create file [filename src "%sysfunc(getoption(work))&delim.&datafile..csv";] code. My code doesn't work, i have tired to modified the code to download few datasets from Work.
If using SAS Enterprise Guide to connect to a Unix SAS session, you can use the Copy Files task to include this "download" into your process flow. You can download any file from your SAS session, including your PDF. If you're not using SAS Enterprise Guide and need this to work in pure SAS code, then either you need a common shared network location that you can reach from both Unix and Windows, or you could use something like FTP to move the files across. (The SAS FILENAME statement has an FTP method...usable if you have an FTP server to connect to.)
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Example dataset for high confidence lipid identification using MALDI-based FTMS and ITMS2 data This example dataset relates to our publication: Ellis et al. Nat Methods. 2018.The example dataset includes all ALEX123 software modules (executed using Java and Python), scripts for high confidence lipid identification (executed using SAS Enterprise Guide) and data visualization templates (navigated using Tableau Desktop).Click here to download the example dataset (.zip, 93 MB). Note that mass spectrometry data files (.RAW) should be downloaded separately from the MetaboLight repository (MTBLS597).
Download individual components of the of ALEX123Note that all ALEX123 software modules can be downloaded as part of the above-listed example datasetDownload the user guide for description of the ALEX123 software modules, and instructions on how to use the ALEX123 framework.Click
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