Has anyone managed to connect to s3 using SAS Enterprise guide v6.1?











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Wondering can anyone help me with something. I am working for a client who uses SAS EG V6.1 It's old and crap. In newer versions there is an s3 connector built in however this one only has a http proc. I am wondering has anyone managed to connect to s3 using this?



I have tried this but ran into an issue where I need to sign the request using sha256.... However this sad version doesn't even have that.



Any suggestions greatly appreciated.



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  • What's the SAS version underlying? Find that with 'proc product_status; run;'.
    – Reeza
    Nov 9 at 22:22










  • Suppose the answer is yes, someone has managed to connect. What do you once you've received that answer? If the thing you would do next is post a different question, post that question now instead of asking whether a person has managed to do a thing. (Remember, Stack Overflow questions are not supposed to start a conversation.)
    – user2357112
    Nov 9 at 22:59










  • Does your client have proc s3? This is used to send and retrieve files from s3. It was added in 9.4M4.
    – Stu Sztukowski
    Nov 13 at 15:12












  • No @StuSztukowski it is 9.3m
    – Seamus O'Connor
    Nov 13 at 17:15















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Wondering can anyone help me with something. I am working for a client who uses SAS EG V6.1 It's old and crap. In newer versions there is an s3 connector built in however this one only has a http proc. I am wondering has anyone managed to connect to s3 using this?



I have tried this but ran into an issue where I need to sign the request using sha256.... However this sad version doesn't even have that.



Any suggestions greatly appreciated.



Thanks






amazon-s3 sas







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  • What's the SAS version underlying? Find that with 'proc product_status; run;'.
    – Reeza
    Nov 9 at 22:22










  • Suppose the answer is yes, someone has managed to connect. What do you once you've received that answer? If the thing you would do next is post a different question, post that question now instead of asking whether a person has managed to do a thing. (Remember, Stack Overflow questions are not supposed to start a conversation.)
    – user2357112
    Nov 9 at 22:59










  • Does your client have proc s3? This is used to send and retrieve files from s3. It was added in 9.4M4.
    – Stu Sztukowski
    Nov 13 at 15:12












  • No @StuSztukowski it is 9.3m
    – Seamus O'Connor
    Nov 13 at 17:15













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Wondering can anyone help me with something. I am working for a client who uses SAS EG V6.1 It's old and crap. In newer versions there is an s3 connector built in however this one only has a http proc. I am wondering has anyone managed to connect to s3 using this?



I have tried this but ran into an issue where I need to sign the request using sha256.... However this sad version doesn't even have that.



Any suggestions greatly appreciated.



Thanks






amazon-s3 sas







share|improve this question















Wondering can anyone help me with something. I am working for a client who uses SAS EG V6.1 It's old and crap. In newer versions there is an s3 connector built in however this one only has a http proc. I am wondering has anyone managed to connect to s3 using this?



I have tried this but ran into an issue where I need to sign the request using sha256.... However this sad version doesn't even have that.



Any suggestions greatly appreciated.



Thanks






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  • What's the SAS version underlying? Find that with 'proc product_status; run;'.
    – Reeza
    Nov 9 at 22:22










  • Suppose the answer is yes, someone has managed to connect. What do you once you've received that answer? If the thing you would do next is post a different question, post that question now instead of asking whether a person has managed to do a thing. (Remember, Stack Overflow questions are not supposed to start a conversation.)
    – user2357112
    Nov 9 at 22:59










  • Does your client have proc s3? This is used to send and retrieve files from s3. It was added in 9.4M4.
    – Stu Sztukowski
    Nov 13 at 15:12












  • No @StuSztukowski it is 9.3m
    – Seamus O'Connor
    Nov 13 at 17:15


















  • What's the SAS version underlying? Find that with 'proc product_status; run;'.
    – Reeza
    Nov 9 at 22:22










  • Suppose the answer is yes, someone has managed to connect. What do you once you've received that answer? If the thing you would do next is post a different question, post that question now instead of asking whether a person has managed to do a thing. (Remember, Stack Overflow questions are not supposed to start a conversation.)
    – user2357112
    Nov 9 at 22:59










  • Does your client have proc s3? This is used to send and retrieve files from s3. It was added in 9.4M4.
    – Stu Sztukowski
    Nov 13 at 15:12












  • No @StuSztukowski it is 9.3m
    – Seamus O'Connor
    Nov 13 at 17:15
















What's the SAS version underlying? Find that with 'proc product_status; run;'.
– Reeza
Nov 9 at 22:22




What's the SAS version underlying? Find that with 'proc product_status; run;'.
– Reeza
Nov 9 at 22:22












Suppose the answer is yes, someone has managed to connect. What do you once you've received that answer? If the thing you would do next is post a different question, post that question now instead of asking whether a person has managed to do a thing. (Remember, Stack Overflow questions are not supposed to start a conversation.)
– user2357112
Nov 9 at 22:59




Suppose the answer is yes, someone has managed to connect. What do you once you've received that answer? If the thing you would do next is post a different question, post that question now instead of asking whether a person has managed to do a thing. (Remember, Stack Overflow questions are not supposed to start a conversation.)
– user2357112
Nov 9 at 22:59












Does your client have proc s3? This is used to send and retrieve files from s3. It was added in 9.4M4.
– Stu Sztukowski
Nov 13 at 15:12






Does your client have proc s3? This is used to send and retrieve files from s3. It was added in 9.4M4.
– Stu Sztukowski
Nov 13 at 15:12














No @StuSztukowski it is 9.3m
– Seamus O'Connor
Nov 13 at 17:15




No @StuSztukowski it is 9.3m
– Seamus O'Connor
Nov 13 at 17:15

















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