Open SAS as an IDE from Oracle Life Sciences Data Hub

If you have the SAS client installed on your PC, you can launch the SAS integrated development environment (IDE) from an Oracle LSH Program instance.

If you plan to use the SAS (IDE) to develop an Oracle LSH Program, before you launch the IDE:

• Define and map the source Table Descriptors you need; see Defining and Mapping Table Descriptors.
• Install the Program instance; see Installing a Work Area and Its Objects.

Oracle LSH then downloads the data views or files to SAS (depending on the type of connection you are using; see Connecting to SAS) when you launch SAS and you can read the data as necessary while you write the source code in SAS.

You can go back and forth between working in SAS and working in Oracle LSH as you develop a Program. For example, if you declare an input or output parameter in your SAS code, you can immediately go to Oracle LSH and create the required corresponding Parameter in the Oracle LSH Program, and then go back to writing SAS code.

When you are ready, go to the Source Code definition in the Oracle LSH Program instance and upload your SAS source code.