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As part of my follow-up to, I've posted a with SAS Integration Technologies. This article shows how to use Microsoft.NET - the same approach used for SAS Enterprise Guide and SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office - to assemble a powerful client application. About Microsoft.NETMicrosoft.NET, when accessed through, offers a full application development platform. You can download Express editions of Microsoft Visual C# or Visual Basic.NET for free from the. However, if you want the best productivity with the tool, consider investing in one of the professional editions.
If you're just getting started with Microsoft.NET, check out. David,Unlike the SAS Integration Technologies client, the program editor is not available as a standalone component. It's installed with SAS for Windows, SAS Enterprise Guide, and a few other SAS applications - but it isn't engineered (or licensed) as a building block for your own standalone apps. That said, it is possible to reuse the editor feature within custom tasks in EG,. It's on my backlog list to create a custom tasks example of this app, which I think would have some interesting uses. Hi Chris,Thanks for replying.Actually, we are required to operate SAS EG via.Net.
The program we have created is able to edit SAS EG editor data through 'Toolbar - Add Ins' after we add the.Net DLL to it. However, if the user changes the current cursor position from end-of-file to somewhere in between, it does not work. We have tried using SASEnhanced Editor for this using the SAS.EnhancedEditor.presentation class and explored the line and column properties of the same but have been unsuccessful. We have been in the process of troubleshooting this issue for long now. Kindly help.Thanks,Hirdesh. Chris, In the.Net+SAS application that I am developing, I am creating a singleton class to invoke SAS, so that the same instance would be available through out the session.The problem I am facing is, if there are any error in the SAS code, SAS will stop the processing.
Even if I correct the code and submit, it is not running. Because it stopped due to an error in that session. Please advise an approach to fix this. What I am thinking is every time user hits 'Run' button, I need to start a new instance of SAS. An error in the SAS code should not stop processing unless you have something like ABORT ABEND set, which would end the SAS session.
That's not a good option for a SAS session that you want to persist. You should not need a new instance of SAS for each run - and if you did, you would lose any WORK data or macro variable and options settings that had been set in a previous program. Plus, there is a bit of overhead in just creating a new SAS session, and you might not want your users to experience that penalty. You don't register that Interop DLL. The SAS Integration Technologies client does have components that are registered when you install the client bundle, and by using these Interop DLLs in your.NET project, you don't need to know where those registered components are.
If your.NET app can't find the components, it's probably because they either aren't installed OR because the version that is installed is a different bitness (example: you built a 64-bit SASHarness app but you have only the 32-bit SAS Int Tech client installed.) You can install both the 32- and 64-bit versions of the SAS IntTech client. Hi Chris,I want a solution to connect to SAS Management console and access the libraries and collect the Users and Groups having access to the Libraries using C#. Please suggest the SAS management console is the only place to collect the information or is there any other way to collect the information using C#.
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In my scenario I am using C# to collect the information and store the data in tables in MS SQL server via SSIS (script task using C#). Please share the C# code snippet to connect and get the details.
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Using Open Access Technology to Integrate SAS and Esri Applications Using Open Access Technology to Integrate SAS and Esri ApplicationsWilliam Ivey, Systems Developer, SAS Institute Inc. AbstractSAS Institute and Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri) have many customers that use eachcompany's software in loosely integrated applications and solutions. Usually, these applications relyon SAS software for data manipulation and statistical analysis and Esri software for mapping and spatial analysis.The 'loose' level of integration typically involves importing and exporting data from and to proprietaryformats using a variety of non-standard processes. However, this type of integration limits the potentialand scope-of-use of these combined applications.Open access to SAS compute services and data sources is available beginning with SAS Version 8.SAS Integration Technologies is a new product that gives client applications access to a wide range of featuresthat are part of the SAS System both on the desktop and over the Web. Object Linking and Embedding for Databases(OLE DB) consumers enable SAS users to directly create and manipulate external database management system (DBMS)tables, and OLE DB providers deliver SAS data sets to consumers.