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"ERROR: The submitted line exceeds maximum line length - 6000 bytes" due to extremely long WHERE clause Negative numbers are interpreted as text when exporting from Java Web clients Memory leak might occur in SAS® Web Report Studio and SAS® Web Report ViewerĬolumns are shifted when drilling down or expanding an OLAP cube in SAS® Web Report Studio Leading zeros might be dropped when exporting from SAS® Web Report Studio to Microsoft Excel "Exception destroying SessionContextInterface during logout" error may occur in SAS Web Report Studio or SAS Web Report Viewer when used with SAS Human Capital Management Hyphens are converted to an HTML tag when exported from SAS® Web Report Studio to Microsoft Excel SAS® Web Report Studio might experience performance problems when the report contains multidimensional data with synchronized objects Red "X" displays in SAS® Web Report Studio and SAS® Information Delivery Portal instead of graphics Two user contexts are created when a user logs on to SAS® Web Report Studio Progress indicator is not displayed when changing sections in SAS® Web Report Studio "The file is damaged" error when printing reports in SAS® Web Report Studio Incorrect graph results in SAS® Web Report Studio when a report contains two stored processes Slow performance when selecting a Data Source in SAS® Web Report Studio Marker size and line thickness not applied to multiple lines in SAS® Web Report Studio "Error 22-322: Syntax error, expecting one of the following: (, AS, LIKE." when using SAS Web Report Studio Unable to open reports in the French version of SAS Web Report Studio 3.1 Report Linking may not work in SAS® Web Report Studio or SAS® Web Report Viewer Slow performance in SAS® Web Report Studio with the Optimizer turned on Performance issues when viewing a report containing multiple sections in SAS® Web Report Studio Where a SAS output of results is required.Return to Additional Products and Solutionsģ1CITATNWEB01 thru 31CITATNWEB19 have been replaced by 31CITATNWEB20.Solutions which have already been developed at the SQL end and only require SAS to utilise the stored procedures parameters, rather than expend additional time developing a second SAS solution.Passing the SQL stored procedures parameters prior to execution (in this case date parameters & Outputting the SQL stored procedure results to a SAS dataset.
Passing Parameters and Outputting Resultsīelow is a further example, alternatively using OLE DB. Where a SAS output of results is not required.Part of a SAS job flow, where both SQL and SAS programs work within the same job flow.
The below example simply executes the SQL stored procedure: Simple Execution of a SQL Stored Procedure Valid user credentials which can access the stored procedure on the database are being used.The relevant ODBC data source and OLE DB connections have been setup.The examples assume the following prerequisites: The following examples demonstrate the basic syntax required to run a SQL Stored Procedure using SAS PROC SQL.